ReviewDer Radiologe2018
[Radiological characterization of chronic inflammatory bowel disease].
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Abstract
backgroundDuring the course of the disease, chronic inflammatory bowel diseases (CIBD) show different activities, which-in addition to morphological changes-significantly influence the choice of therapy.
objectiveThe value of imaging in characterization of the activity of inflammatory changes is evaluated. MATERIALS AND
methodsIn the present review of the current literature, indications, performance, and findings of imaging of inflammatory bowel disease and on the assessment of disease activity are assessed.
resultsMagnetic resonance (MR) enterography allows the assessment of inflammatory bowel disease activity and subtyping.
conclusionIn addition to clinical, laboratory, and endoscopic information, MR enterography provides essential information for the assessment of CIBD activity.
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