Multi-detector CT enterography with iso-osmotic mannitol as oral contrast for detecting small bowel disease

Figure 3 Value of coronal images. A: Cronal projection of the same patiet as fig 2 vividly displays the enhanced mass (arrow) at the dilated and elongated proximal jejunum; B: Coronal projection of a jejunal GIST clearly exhibits subserously located, markedly enhanced the mass (thin arrow) and its feeding artery and draining vein (thick arrow). C: Coronal projection of a MALT lymphoma shows aneurysmal dilatation of a long segment of thickened ileal loop that cannot be seperated from the bladder and multiple mesenteric nodes. D: Coronal projection of a patient with Crohn’s disease shows segmental ileal wall thickening, mucosal enhancement, prominent perienteric vasculacture and cutaneous orificium fistulae (arrow).