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Fig. 9 | Insights into Imaging

Fig. 9

From: Computed tomography imaging of septic shock. Beyond the cause: the “CT hypoperfusion complex”. A pictorial essay

Fig. 9

Contrast-enhanced CT images in the arterial phase showing a 75-year-old male with sepsis (qSOFA 3) due to an infected aneurysm after aorto-basilic stent placement (a and b, white arrows). Concomitant intestinal images reveal liver septic pneumatosis (a and b, black arrows), stercoraceous collection in the left iliac fossa (c, white arrowheads), and septic emboli with pulmonary infarction (d, white arrows). The adrenal glands display hyperenhancement (e, white circles)

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