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Fig. 11D —Noncolorectal gastrointestinal lesions seen in asymptomatic adults undergoing routine screening. Unenhanced transverse CT image with polyp window setting (D) and volume-rendered 3D endoluminal image (E) in 55-year-old woman show incidental polypoid mass (arrowhead, D) in distal jejunum. Lesion proved to be jejunal hamartoma after surgical recision.





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