Fig. 14
From: Emergency imaging in paediatric oncology: a pictorial review
A 6-year-old boy with small bowel Burkitt’s lymphoma. a Abdominal plain radiograph demonstrates gastric and small bowel dilatation with a mottled gas appearance within the pelvis. b Coronal CT imaging with lung windows, demonstrates free intra-abdominal gas, best seen superior to the liver (white arrow), with proximal bowel obstruction and perforation of a thick-walled ileal mass (black arrow)