Perianal fistula associated with Crohn's disease
The main variable to be analyzed is qualitative in nature and corresponds to the correct, verified detection of the perianal fistula tract in the magnetic resonance imaging study. This will be done by direct observation of the MRI studies generated at Visit 2 and Visit 4 by the investigator team.
The secondary variables to be analyzed will enable a more exhaustive study of the use of contrast media in this type of pathology, in order to refine its use. The secondary variables are quantitative in nature and are as follows:, CNR (contrast-to-noise ratio) between different regions of interest in the fistulous tract and adjacent healthy tissue., Enhancement contrast percentage in different regions of interest of the fistulous tract before and after contrast medium administration.
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