Acquired aplastic anemia: Is bystander insult to autologous hematopoiesis driven by immune surveillance against malignant cells?

Figure 1 Computerized tomography examination of the abdomen. A and B: Computerized tomography examination of the upper abdomen reported an enlarged liver and an enlarged spleen; C and D: Computerized tomography examination of the intermediate and low abdomen displayed the increased fluids and multiple liquid gas interfaces in the intestinal lumen (marked by white arrows) as well as the thickened walls of terminal ileum, ascending, and sigmoid colon (marked by orange arrows), in accordance with the diagnosis of an adynamic ileus and colonitis that provides evidence for the presence of gut inflammatory disease.