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. 2022 Jan 17;10(1):56–62. doi: 10.4103/sjmms.sjmms_35_20

Table 5.

Radiology investigations

Variables Frequency (%)
Ultrasound abdomen and pelvis 79 (32.2)
Lymph node observed on ultrasound (cm) (n=10)
 <1 4 (40.0)
 >1 6 (60.0)
Collections observed on ultrasound 13 (16.5)
Mass observed on ultrasound 3 (3.8)
CT (n=183)
 No 58 (31.7)
 CT abdomen and pelvis + enterography 123 (67.2)
 Magnetic resonance enterography 2 (1.1)
Lymph node observed on CT (n=68)
 Few 30 (44.1)
 Many 38 (55.9)
Lymph node size (cm) (n=61)
 <1 38 (62.3)
 >1 23 (37.7)
Collection observed on CT 22 (17.9)
Mass observed on CT 14 (11.4)
Thick bowel wall observed on CT 77 (62.6)
Large bowel involvement observed on CT 45 (36.6)
Small bowel involvement observed on CT 89 (72.3)
Small and large bowel involvement on CT 29 (23.6)
Terminal ileum involved 48 (39.0)
Proximal areas 8 (6.5)
Areas of involvement in the small bowel (n=59)
 Multiple 12 (20.3)
 Single 47 (79.7)
MRI of the perianal area 25 (10.2)
 Simple fistula 15 (60)
 Complex fistula 10 (40)
Presence of a collection on MRI 9 (28.1)

CT: Computed tomography, MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging