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Enterography Resources

Experts share tips on enterograpy
Dr. David Bruining When is the optimal time to use enterography in your patients? And which modality is best: CT or MRI? Learn from the experts on the clinical indications possible with this new imaging technology.
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Enterography reading list
Enterography reading listLooking to get started in CT or MR enterography? Learn more about the state-of-the-art research behind this new procedure with this reading list, including both review articles and original research from clinical trials.
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Enterography image gallery
Enterography image galleryThis image gallery demonstrates the ability of CT enterography to visualize clinically relevant findings in patients with small bowel Crohn's disease.
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