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The dramatic improvements in imaging of the small bowel over the past 2 decades are due largely to refinements in enteroclysis and the application of CT and MR imaging in the diagnosis of small bowel diseases [1–6]. Enteroclysis remains the most accurate imaging technique for investigating the small bowel. Continued technical advances have allowed for its broader clinical application in the diagnosis of small bowel disease. This article discusses the technical refinements derived from years of experience that can improve the overall ease of performance of enteroclysis and its modifications.