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Fig. 1D —63-year-old woman with suspected Crohn's disease. Coronal
true FISP fat saturation image obtained at same time as C shows
distended terminal ileum with wall thickening without stenosis
(arrow). Thick-slab HASTE imaging facilitates optimal timing of true
FISP fat-saturation sequences with maximal distention. This increases
certainty of grading small-bowel stenosis.
