Donor lymphoid tissue mounts a response to the recipient liver, skin and GI tract. BARIUM FOLLOW-THROUGH • T hickened folds and wall, foll...
Donor lymphoid tissue mounts a response to the recipient liver, skin and GI tract.
BARIUM FOLLOW-THROUGH
• Thickened folds and wall, followed by fold effacement, ulceration and then strictures.
• Strictures are usually confined to the jejunum/ileum.
• Resolution may follow, ileal thickening may remain.
CT
• Bowel wall thickening and fat stranding/mesenteric thickening
• ‘Halo’ appearance due to bowel oedema
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