Multiplanar helical CT enterography in patients with Crohn's disease.

Abstract

CT enterography is a useful technique for bowel imaging. In patients with complicated Crohn's disease, multiplanar imaging improves confidence in assessing the presence and extent of disease. CT enterography is complementary and often superior to conventional barium studies.

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