This terminology is a diagnosis of surgical urgency that demands immediate surgical intervention. In its absence practitioners are mislead into awaiting "a nothing " and missing the diagnosis of a colonic torsion in process. I have not yet seen an actual photograph of a bona fide Cecal Volvulus The published photographs are cecal bascules or cecocolic torsions of various morphology in acute or chronic stages with the area of torsion at the ascending colon but depicting a normal ileum. The pencil or ink illustrations are eidetic extensions of imaginative interpretation of the x-ray pictures, e.g. whirl sign which depict torsion lines, I very much want to believe that it exist. Is there someone out there with a photograph proving that it exists .....for the edification of the medical world?