Idiopathic Localised Dilatation of the Ileum: Computed Tomography Enteroclysis

Idiopathic Localised Dilatation of the Ileum: Computed Tomography Enteroclysis

Idiopathic localised dilatation of the ileum is a rare condition in which one or more segments of the ileum are dilated with abrupt transition to normal segments proximally and distally. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first case report to describe the findings and highlight the potential...

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