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. 2021 Jul 14;22(10):1640–1649. doi: 10.3348/kjr.2020.1420

Table 2. Prevalence of AP Flattening.

Patients with the Terminal Ileum Lying Across the Psoas Muscle Patients with the Sigmoid Colon Lying Across the Psoas Muscle
All Patients
(n = 322)
Subcohort of Patients with Prior CTE
(n = 164)
All Patients
(n = 363)
Subcohort of Patients with Prior CTE
(n = 190)
MRE MRE CTE P MRE MRE CTE P
7.5% (24/322) 7.3% (12/164) 0.6% (1/164) 0.003 5.2% (19/363) 5.8% (11/190) 1.6% (3/190) 0.039

Numbers in parentheses represent the corresponding numbers of patients. AP flattening = flattening in the anteroposterior direction, CTE = computed tomography enterography, MRE = magnetic resonance enterography