Magnetic Resonance Imaging Can Be Used to Assess Sarcopenia in Children with Newly Diagnosed Crohn’s Disease
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I. Hojsak | Z. Mišak | A. Tripalo Batoš | Paola Blagec | Ana Močić Pavić | Sila Sara | Ivana Trivić Mažuranić | Ana Tripalo Batoš
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