. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fig. 21. A. Immediate and twelve hour roentgenogramshowing non-fused undescended cecum attachedunder the li\cr liy appendix. B. Enema plate ofsame patient taken in prone position; position ofappendix outlined. were well up under the right lobe of theliver. The cecum had not rotated so that theileum entered from the right side and itsmesentery was fused with the posteriorparietal peritoneum, making a firm lower portion of the ascending colonfell down towards the pelvis in the form ofa loop; the upper por
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fig. 21. A. Immediate and twelve hour roentgenogramshowing non-fused undescended cecum attachedunder the li\cr liy appendix. B. Enema plate ofsame patient taken in prone position; position ofappendix outlined. were well up under the right lobe of theliver. The cecum had not rotated so that theileum entered from the right side and itsmesentery was fused with the posteriorparietal peritoneum, making a firm lower portion of the ascending colonfell down towards the pelvis in the form ofa loop; the upper portion of the ascendingcolon was drawn to the liver beside the ap-pendix by a strong band at one place. Thefirst part of the transverse coloii had fallendown and adhered to the ascending colon,making a web. Figure 2^, from Huntington, illustratesvery well the essential pathology of theabove two cases. Deficient Migration, Non-Fused, Non-Ro-tated. Apparently in these cases the descentof the cecum is usually normal or 24 shows a characteristic appearanceof the
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