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1 ] This diagnostic procedure involves swallowing a pill-sized camera that records thousands of images of the alimentary canal including the small intestine, an area difficult to examine via traditional endoscopy. Rice, MD is the president of GlobalRadiology CME and is a radiologist with Cape Radiology Group.
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