Clinical imaging · 2005
CT colonography features of sigmoid diverticular disease.
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Gollub Marc J, Jhaveri Sujata, Schwartz Eric, Felderman Howard, Cooper Cathleen, Markowitz Arnold J, Kurtz Robert C, Thaler Howard
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study is to assess the sigmoid distensibility during CT colonography (CTC) in patients with diverticular disease.
METHODS: Consecutive patients without a history of pelvic radiation or neoplasms underwent 150 CTC. Three radiologists in consensus evaluated axial images for colonic distention, luminal diameters (mm), diverticula, and muscular thickening.
RESULTS: The minimum colon diameter in patients with muscular thickening was significantly smaller, irrespective of the presence of diverticula (P=.009).
CONCLUSION: Muscular thickening with diverticular disease was associated with significantly less sigmoid colon distension.
METHODS: Consecutive patients without a history of pelvic radiation or neoplasms underwent 150 CTC. Three radiologists in consensus evaluated axial images for colonic distention, luminal diameters (mm), diverticula, and muscular thickening.
RESULTS: The minimum colon diameter in patients with muscular thickening was significantly smaller, irrespective of the presence of diverticula (P=.009).
CONCLUSION: Muscular thickening with diverticular disease was associated with significantly less sigmoid colon distension.