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CT enterography -thickening of the terminal ileum wall.

CT enterography -thickening of the terminal ileum wall.

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Figure 1. Thickening of the terminal ileum wall.
Figure 4. CT enterography -thickening of the terminal ileum wall.
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Role of Imaging in Small Bowel Crohn’s Disease
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The small intestine is a challenging organ for clinical and radiological evaluation. The introduction of radiological imaging techniques, which do not significantly disturb patients’ comfort and safety, attempts to obtain an adequate diagnosis and valuable information. The aim is to determine the capabilities and potential of ultrasound, computed t...
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... enterography is not as sensitive as standard radiological methods in detecting mucosal damage. In comparison between them, it is superior in showing intramural and extraluminal changes [28] (Figure 4). ...

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