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case_images: (a) MRI showed the rectovaginal fistula before administration of infliximab. (b) Barium-enema study showed the barium running into the vaginal cavity before administration of infliximab. White arrows pointed respectively A: rectum; B: rectovaginal fistula; C: J-pouch (atypical bridge); D: vagina cavity.
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case_images: Figure 1 shows the abdominal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and barium-enema study of the rectovaginal fistula before starting treatment.
case_images: Symptomatic changes (excrement time, CRP, BMI, ERS) after admission in a graph with time dependently as a basic date (day 0) by the infliximab beginning day.
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case_images: Figure 2 shows the time course of the symptomatic changes after the admission.
case_images: (a) MRI. (b) Barium-enema study. Both examinations are inspected from the start of therapy 1 year later, and confirmed rectovaginal fistula closing.
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case_images: Figure 3 shows the results of the imaging study 1 year after the start of infliximab therapy.