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CT enteroclysis demonstrating nodular thickening of the jejunum.
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Computed tomography (CT) enteroclysis was performed which demonstrated nodular thickening of the distal jejunum (Figure 1).
CT mesenteric angiogram demonstrating normal enhancement of intra-abdominal vessels with no active bleeding points but evidence of small vascular anomalies.
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CT mesenteric angiogram demonstrated multiple subcentimeter hyperenhancing foci identified throughout the jejunum with normal enhancement of the aorta and mesenteric vessels (Figure 2).
DBE demonstrating presence of multiple areas of vascular abnormalities within the small bowel lumen.
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The patient underwent antegrade double-balloon enteroscopy (DBE) and multiple hypervascular polypoid lesions were found resembling bunches of grapes and extending over a section of 30-40 cm in the mid-jejunum (Figure 3).