G. Schmutz (Praticien hospitalier, professeur des Universités), V. Le Pennec (Attaché), B. Perdriel (Chef de clinique-assistant), M. Masson (Interne), S.-N. Dédé (Attaché étranger), F. Fresnais (Interne), S. Octernaud (Interne), S. Elloumi (Attaché étranger)
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In current clinical practice, various imaging tools are available to detect small bowel diseases; they include radiography with barium studies and angiography, ultrasonography, computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. Currently, the continuous improvement of these methods makes possible detecting subtle structural changes in the surface and the wall of the small bowel. Nevertheless, for economic and medical considerations, radiologists should select the most appropriate method of examination for the clinical presentation.
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