Noninvasive visualization of neutropenic enterocolitis using capsule endoscopy

Noninvasive visualization of neutropenic enterocolitis using capsule endoscopy Fig. 2 Continuously thickened Kerckring folds, likely due to edematous changes, were observed. Fig. 3 Abdominal computed tomog- raphy showed wall thickening (8 mm) in the ascending colon (arrow) and terminal ileum (arrowhead), typical of diffuse edema and wall thickening observed in neutropenic enterocolitis.

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Endoscopy
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2025-05-26
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https://doi.org/10.1055/a-2598-4885
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Mycobacterium research and diagnosis
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Noninvasive visualization of neutropenic enterocolitis using capsule endoscopy Fig. 2 Continuously thickened Kerckring folds, likely due to edematous changes, were observed. Fig. 3 Abdominal computed tomog- raphy showed wall thickening (8 mm) in the ascending colon (arrow) and terminal ileum (arrowhead), typical of diffuse edema and wall thickening observed in neutropenic enterocolitis.

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