Research Presentation Session
RPS 101b - The cutting edge of GI imaging
Lectures
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RPS 101b - Prognostic significance of MRI-detected mesorectal fat thickness in rectal cancer: a risk factor for distance metastasis
05:20P. Tripathi, Wuhan / CN
2
RPS 101b - Crohn's disease: the correlation between US and MR-enterography - our experience
06:37J. Miranda Bautista, Madrid / ES
3
RPS 101b - A proposal for a new prognostic grading system in achalasia using dynamic barium swallow: the FBF score
06:17G. Fontanella, Benevento / IT
4
RPS 101b - The heterogeneity of skewness in T2w-MR images of locally advanced rectal cancer relates with a response to neo-adjuvant chemoradiotherapy
04:51M. Mottola, Bologna / IT
5
RPS 101b - Single versus split dose of Iohexol for fecal tagging in CT colonography
05:36A. Meshcheryakov, Moscow / RU
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RPS 101b - Rectal cancer with complete endoscopic response after neoadjuvant therapy: what is the meaning of a positive MRI?
05:09M. Gollub, New York, NY / US