Normal Caecum Size on Radiography and CT: <9 cm
The normal caecum measures less than 9 cm in anteroposterior diameter on radiography and CT; exceeding this threshold indicates clinically significant distension.
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The normal caecum measures less than 9 cm in anteroposterior diameter on radiography and CT; exceeding this threshold indicates clinically significant distension.
Normal colonic diameter is less than 6 cm on radiography and CT; values above this threshold indicate significant dilation requiring prompt evaluation.
Normal colon wall thickness measures less than 3–5 mm on CT and ultrasound; values above this threshold suggest pathology requiring further evaluation.
Normal presacral space measures less than 5 mm on barium enema in children aged 0–15 years; enlargement may indicate inflammatory or neoplastic pathology.
Learn the normal rectosigmoid index on barium enema, its measurement technique, and clinical role in diagnosing Hirschsprung's disease.
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