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Small bowel MRI and ultrasound
Ultrasound and MR enterography depict small-bowel disease, including Crohn's disease activity, phenotype, and complications.
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Description
Ultrasound and MRI techniques for small-bowel assessment are compared with a practical explanation of MR enterography. Morphology, activity signs, phenotypes, and complications of Crohn's disease are reviewed together with perianal imaging, inflammatory mimics, and small-bowel tumours.
Learning Objectives
- Apply ultrasound and MR enterography techniques for small-bowel assessment.
- Recognise active Crohn's disease and classify its phenotype and complications.
- Assess perianal disease and differentiate Crohn's disease from other small-bowel conditions and tumours.
- Use morphology, distribution, and enhancement to identify non-Crohn small-bowel disease and tumours.
Topics Covered
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00:00 - Advancements in Imaging Methods for GI Tract
01:49 - Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Imaging Choices
05:04 - The Role of Ultrasound and MRI in Small Bowel
05:19 - Understanding the Morphology with Ultrasound
10:19 - The Possibilities with MRI for Small Bowel
18:08 - Performing Effective MR Enterography
24:47 - Identifying Crohn's Disease with Imaging
28:46 - Specific Imaging Signs for Crohn's Disease
35:52 - Complications and Imaging in Crohn's Disease
40:06 - Assessing Activity in Crohn's Disease
44:47 - Challenges in Differentiating IBD
46:54 - Crohn's Disease Phenotypes and Imaging
45:49 - Perianal Disease Imaging Techniques
47:22 - Non-Crohn's Bowel Pathologies
50:08 - Identifying Small Bowel Tumors
Lecturers
Zsolt TarjanM.D. Ph.D.
Budapest, Hungary
Consultant radiologist at TMC
Clinical director Radiology Department Bajcsy-Zsillinszky teaching Hospital Budapest, Hungary
He worked for 20 years at Semmelweis University Budapest as associate professor in radiology.
He has been working in the past 8 years as a consultant radiologist in the UK.
He has been working with abdominal MRI for 25 years. Not only he has extensive clinical experience but also academic experience as invited speaker of international scientific and educational conferences
