• Close
    • Home
    • Videos
    • Tutorials
    • Gallery
    • Links
    • FAQs
    • All Case Studies
    • Diagnostic Imaging
      • Imaging Modalities
        • Radiography
        • Fluoroscopy
        • Ultrasound
        • CT
        • MRI
        • Nuclear Medicine
      • Contrast Media
      • Radiological Anatomy
      • Case Studies
      • PACS
      • Radiation Safety
      • Radiological Descriptive Terms
    • Interventional Radiology
      • Introduction to IR
      • Image-guided Biopsy
      • Case Studies
    • UCD Students
      • Weekly Rotation
      • Radiology Conferences
      • Resources
      • Undergraduate Medals
    • Electives
    • Careers
    • About Us
St. Vincent's University Hospital Radiology Department
  • Diagnostic Imaging
    • Imaging Modalities
      • Radiography
      • Fluoroscopy
      • Ultrasound
      • CT
      • MRI
      • Nuclear Medicine
    • Contrast Media
    • Radiological Anatomy
    • Case Studies
    • PACS
    • Radiation Safety
    • Radiological Descriptive Terms
  • Interventional Radiology
    • Introduction to IR
    • Image-guided Biopsy
    • Case Studies
  • UCD Students
    • Weekly Rotation
    • Radiology Conferences
    • Resources
    • Undergraduate Medals
  • Electives
  • Careers
  • About Us
  • Home
  • Videos
  • Tutorials
  • Gallery
  • Links
  • FAQs
  • All Case Studies

Appendix abscess

Appendix abscess

Appendix abscess. This contrast-enhanced CT shows a large fluid-filled abscess (arrows) in the right iliac fossa, which was caused by perforated appendicitis. The abscess was drained percutaneously in Interventional Radiology.

Related Case Studies

  • Free intraperitoneal gas – CT
  • Appendicolith
  • Acute appendicitis – US
  • Acute Appendicitis
  • Crohn Disease – Barium Follow Through
  • Acute Diverticulitis
Back
  • Interventional Radiology
  • Diagnostic Imaging
    • Emergencies
    • Neuro
    • Tubes & Lines
    • Trauma
    • Oncology
    • Hepatobiliary
    • Genitourinary
    • Gastrointestinal
      • Colonic pseudo-obstruction
      • Typhlitis
      • Coeliac disease – CT
      • Comb sign and target sign – Crohn disease
      • Ischaemic colitis – CT
      • Small bowel obstruction due to port site hernia – CT
      • Acute diverticulitis – CT
      • Rectal perforation with pneumomediastinum
      • Appendicitis during pregnancy – MRI
      • Gallstone Ileus
      • Achalasia – barium swallow
      • Pneumatosis intestinalis
      • Crohn disease – MRI
      • Ascites – x-ray and CT
      • Obstructing Caecal Carcinoma
      • Perforated Duodenal Ulcer – CT
      • Incarcerated Femoral Hernia
      • Colitis – CT
      • Acute appendicitis – US
      • Free intraperitoneal gas – CT
      • Small bowel obstruction
      • Oesophageal web
      • TB terminal ileitis
      • Meckel diverticulum
      • Crohn disease – rosethorn ulcers
      • Small bowel lymphoma
      • Paralytic ileus
      • Portal venous gas
      • Anastomotic leak
      • Proctitis – CT
      • Synchronous Colorectal Carcinomas
      • Crohn Disease – Barium Follow Through (2)
      • Crohn Disease – Barium Follow Through
      • Cocaine smuggler
      • AAA on PFA
      • Appendicolith
      • Small bowel obstruction due to hernia
      • Appendix abscess
      • Acute Appendicitis
      • Acute Diverticulitis
    • Chest
    • Musculoskeletal
    • Vascular

All Case Studies

  • Main Categories

    • Interventional Radiology
      • Vascular IR
      • Non-Vascular IR
      • IR Oncology
      • Musculoskeletal IR
    • Diagnostic Imaging
      • Emergencies
      • Neuro
      • Tubes & Lines
      • Trauma
      • Oncology
      • Hepatobiliary
      • Genitourinary
      • Gastrointestinal
      • Chest
      • Musculoskeletal
      • Vascular
  • CONTACT US

    Department of Radiology
    St Vincent’s University Hospital
    Elm Park
    Dublin 4
    Send email

    Links

    • FAQs
    • Links

    SOCIAL

    © Copyright St Vincent's University Hospital Radiology Department 2025
    Web Design Dublin

    Search St. Vincent's University Hospital Radiology Department

    This website uses cookies. Accept Read More