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A 56 year old gentleman presented 3 weeks after having had a low anterior resection, partial cystectomy and loop ileostomy for diverticular disease with abdominal pain. His bloods were normal, with a creatinine of 123 and normal inflammatory markers. He underwent a CT scan.

  1. What do the CT images show?
  2. How could you manage this acutely?
  3. What could you do next?

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From the Glossary

Catheter:

A rubberised or silicone tube passed into a hollow organ (usually the bladder) to drain its contents

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