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CT invertograms.

D M Leighton·M de Campo
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Direct sagittal CT can provide an accurate assessment of anorectal anomalies in selected patients. Images are easily obtained and enable direct imaging of the soft tissues of the rectum and anus.

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D M Leighton, M de Campo. 1989. CT invertograms.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02388651

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