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Fig. 11 —75-year-old woman with recently proven celiac disease.
Coronal true fast imaging with steady-state precession (FISP) and fat
saturation shows decrease in jejunal folds (arrowheads) and increase
in ileal folds ("ileal jejunization," arrows), which are
characteristic features of celiac disease.
