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Fig. 3D. —26-year-old man with pain in right iliac fossa, fever, and
diarrhea for previous 2 months. Endoscopic alterations of terminal ileum with
normal colon at endoscopy performed during initial diagnostic work-up of
disease's recurrence (Crohn's disease activity index [CDAI] = 345, erythrocyte
sedimentation rate = 120, C-reactive protein = 3.5). Coronal (B) and
axial (C) postcontrast breath-hold, fat-suppressed T1-weighted images
obtained 24 hr after endoscopy show evident wall thickening (6.9 mm) and an
important signal intensity increase after contrast injection (contrast
enhancement = 148%, arrows). Amplified image (D) shows more
detail.
