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Magnetic resonance imaging of small bowel crohn’s disease

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Fig. 2 –  Coronal T2-weighted SSETSE (a) and steady state free precession (b) images in a 32-year old woman with inactive Crohn’s  disease
Fig. 3 – Coronal T2-weighted fat suppressed SSETSE (a), steady state free precession (b) and immediate post gadolinium T1-weighted  3D GRE fat suppressed (c, d) images in a 55-year old womman with severe non-fibrotic active Crohn’s disease
Fig. 5 – Coronal T2-weighted SSETSE (a), steady state free precession (b, c) and immediate post gadolinium coronal T1-weighted 3D  GRE fat suppressed (c) images in a patient with active Crohn’s disease involving a long segment of the ileum
Fig. 7 – Coronal T2-weighted SSETSE non-fat suppressed (a), coronal steady state free precession (b) and 2-minute and 2,5-minute  post gadolinium T1-weighted 3D (c) and 2D GRE fat suppressed (d) images in a 24-year old man with long-standing Crohn’s diseas

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