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A member asked:
My mri found that i have several areas of mural thickening and hyperenhancement involving my distal ileum but its secondary to luminal underdistention, what does that mean?
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Ileum: The ileum didn't expand. It appears there may be some chronic inflammation of the ileum such as occurs in regional enteritis or Crohn's disease. I recommend an evaluation by a gastroenterologist. I assume the study was ordered because of gi symptoms or abdominal discomfort.
Answered 1/25/2020
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