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Magnetic Resonance Findings of a Meckel Diverticulum at 3 T.

FIGURE 1. Coronal T1 magnetic resonance image shows a cyst-like structure of the small bowel in the iliac fossa with a teardrop shape and high-intensity signal (arrow). FIGURE 2. Intraoperative photograph showing the cyst-like structure, which was identified as a Meckel diverticulum, located in the antimesenteric border of the terminal ileum. Hemorrhagic foci were also observed in the bowel wall (arrows). FIGURE 3. Doppler ultrasound imaging revealed a fixed cyst-like structure between bowel loops in the right iliac fossa. The structure (arrow) exhibited gut signatures: an external hypoechoic rim corresponding to the muscle layer and an internal hyperechoic layer corresponding to the submucous and mucous layers.