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Fig. 3B. —49-year-old woman with Crohn's disease involving small bowel. Five years before these imaging studies were obtained, patient had undergone segmental resection of ileum because of protein-losing enteropathy. Spot compression image of small-bowel follow-through study obtained 1 day after A shows linear ulcer (arrows) in mesenteric border and pseudosacculation (arrowheads) along antimesenteric border.

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