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Liu, Y.B., Liang, C.H., Zhang, Z.L., et al. (2006) Crohn Disease of Small Bowel: Multidetector Row CT with CT Enteroclysis, Dynamic Contrast Enhancement, CT Angiography, and 3D Imaging. Abdom Imaging, 31, 668-674.
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