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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 145, Issue 3, 559-567
Copyright © 1985 by American Roentgen Ray Society

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Radiology of the ileoanal reservoir

PW Kremers, FJ Scholz, DJ Schoetz Jr, MC Veidenheimer, and JA Coller

The radiology of the ileoanal reservoir based on a study of 50 consecutive patients is presented. Small-bowel obstruction (12%) and leakage at the ileoanal anastomosis (8%) were detected most commonly. Partial outlet obstruction from reservoirs fashioned from three segments of terminal ileum was noted radiographically as a common problem unique to this form of ileoanal reservoir. Superior mesenteric artery syndrome (6%), pelvic abscess (4%), pouch-vesicular fistula (2%), and several other problems were less frequent.
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