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Magnetic resonance image of the patient's bilateral lower extremities. Image demonstrates decreased T1 and increased T2 signal abnormality in the intertrochanteric femora bilaterally, right slightly greater than left.
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Magnetic resonance imaging revealed bone marrow signal abnormality of the bilateral intertrochanteric femora with associated periosteal and adjacent soft tissue edema, along with marrow signal abnormality of the right proximal femoral diaphysis and bilateral distal femoral metaphyses and epiphyses (Figure 1).
Erosions seen in the descending colon on colonoscopy.
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Gross and microscopic examination revealed erythematous duodenopathy, erosive gastropathy, colonic erosions, anal fissure, hemorrhoids, multiple non-caseating granulomas, and diffuse colonic mucosal ulcerations consistent with Crohn's disease (Figure 2).