Retrospective analysis of computed tomography examinations in patients with lower abdominal pain: A single-center experience

Figure 2 Contrast-enhanced coronal computed tomography images of a 57-year-old male with left lower quadrant abdominal pain demonstrating situs inversus totalis. The liver and appendix are visualized in the left abdomen. The appendix is swollen at its root (approximately 1 cm in diameter) with high-density fecal material, indicative of acute appendicitis associated with complete visceral inversion. Orange arrow: Inflamed appendix arising from the cecum in the left lower quadrant. The appendix is filled with contrast and shows distal swelling up to 9 mm in diameter; Blue arrow: Inverted position of the liver on the left side of the abdomen, indicating complete visceral inversion.