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World J Gastroenterol. May 14, 2026; 32(18): 116229
Published online May 14, 2026. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v32.i18.116229
Table 2 Computed tomography features in inferior mesenteric vein-related colon ischemia patients, n (%)
Characteristics
Patients (n = 11)
Involved bowel segments
Terminal ileum2
Ascending colon3
Transverse colon6
Descending colon8
Sigmoid colon11
Rectum9
Continuous lesions11 (100)
Bowel wall thickening11 (100)
Maximum thickness (mm), median (interquartile range)13.5 (11.6-15.6)
Abnormal enhancement10 (90.9)
Arterial phase
Attenuated10 (90.9)
Enhanced0
Unenhanced1 (9.1)
Portal vein phase
Attenuated4 (36.4)
Enhanced1 (9.1)
Unenhanced6 (54.5)
Luminal stenosis9 (81.8)
Disappearance of the colonic haustration10 (90.9)
Mesenteric exudation10 (90.9)
Pneumatosis0
Affected vessel
PV5 (45.5)
SMV4 (36.4)
IMV11 (100)
Thrombus/embolus of IMV0
Vascular opacification defect10 (90.9)
Collateral circulation8 (72.7)
Compensatory thickening of the arteries9 (81.8)


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