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Zacho HD et al. – SBF detects CII with sensitivity of 1·0, and specificity of 0·95. SBF supplies additional information in patients with convincing symptoms and normal angiography. In these patients, the affection of the intestinal arteries may be too distant or too subtle to be visualized on angiography.
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