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Pediatrics In Review, 2014
On the basis of strong evidence, gastrointestinal symptoms and failure to thrive are classic presentations of celiac disease, but atypical, nongastrointestinal symptoms are also extremely common, particularly in the older child and adolescent. (3)(4)(8).
Tracy R, Ediger, Ivor D, Hill
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On the basis of strong evidence, gastrointestinal symptoms and failure to thrive are classic presentations of celiac disease, but atypical, nongastrointestinal symptoms are also extremely common, particularly in the older child and adolescent. (3)(4)(8).
Tracy R, Ediger, Ivor D, Hill
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Molecular Biotechnology, 2002
Clinically, celiac disease has always been regarded as a wasting, malabsorptive disorder due to disease of the small intestinal mucosa. It has been difficult for clinicians to recognize that this condition is primarily due to sensitization of mesenteric T lymphocytes to wheat protein (gluten) in genetically predisposed (DQ2+) individuals.
Debbie, Williamson, Michael N, Marsh
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Clinically, celiac disease has always been regarded as a wasting, malabsorptive disorder due to disease of the small intestinal mucosa. It has been difficult for clinicians to recognize that this condition is primarily due to sensitization of mesenteric T lymphocytes to wheat protein (gluten) in genetically predisposed (DQ2+) individuals.
Debbie, Williamson, Michael N, Marsh
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Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 2015
This review will focus on the pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, and management of celiac disease (CD). Given an increasing awareness of gluten-related disorders, medical professionals of all varieties are encountering patients with a diagnosis of CD or who are thought to have food intolerance to gluten.
Peter H R, Green +2 more
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This review will focus on the pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, and management of celiac disease (CD). Given an increasing awareness of gluten-related disorders, medical professionals of all varieties are encountering patients with a diagnosis of CD or who are thought to have food intolerance to gluten.
Peter H R, Green +2 more
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Pediatrics In Review, 1991
Celiac disease is a disorder characterized by a permanent sensitivity to gluten, such that its presence in the diet induces an enteropathy. Exposure of susceptible individuals to gluten-containing foods causes small intestinal mucosal injury associated with malabsorption of variable severity.
M S, Murphy, W A, Walker
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Celiac disease is a disorder characterized by a permanent sensitivity to gluten, such that its presence in the diet induces an enteropathy. Exposure of susceptible individuals to gluten-containing foods causes small intestinal mucosal injury associated with malabsorption of variable severity.
M S, Murphy, W A, Walker
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Pediatrics, 1954
MY FIRST duty is to express my appreciation of the honor accorded me by the invitation to deliver this lecture, dedicated to the memory of one of America's great pediatricians. Dr. Kenneth Blackfan was a man who, by his high endeavor, integrity of character and devotion to his calling, not only added lustre to this Medical School, but was enabled so to
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MY FIRST duty is to express my appreciation of the honor accorded me by the invitation to deliver this lecture, dedicated to the memory of one of America's great pediatricians. Dr. Kenneth Blackfan was a man who, by his high endeavor, integrity of character and devotion to his calling, not only added lustre to this Medical School, but was enabled so to
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Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 1999
There continues to be much research interest in celiac disease, with well over 200 papers published in the year under review, covering a multitude of areas from population screening to the molecular immunology of disease pathogenesis. The high prevalence of "silent" disease again has been demonstrated, and there is continued emphasis on the ...
N, Parnell, P J, Ciclitira
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There continues to be much research interest in celiac disease, with well over 200 papers published in the year under review, covering a multitude of areas from population screening to the molecular immunology of disease pathogenesis. The high prevalence of "silent" disease again has been demonstrated, and there is continued emphasis on the ...
N, Parnell, P J, Ciclitira
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Adolescnet Medicine Clinics, 2004
Childhood celiac disease--gluten-sensitive enteropathy--is defined in its most salient form by malabsorption and disturbed growth in association with a specific histologic lesion of the small intestine. Celiac disease occurs in response to grain consumption in susceptible individuals.
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Childhood celiac disease--gluten-sensitive enteropathy--is defined in its most salient form by malabsorption and disturbed growth in association with a specific histologic lesion of the small intestine. Celiac disease occurs in response to grain consumption in susceptible individuals.
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Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 1996
With the increased use of antibodies to endomysium and gliadin, celiac disease is being diagnosed more frequently. Attention is now focused on diagnosing celiac disease with minor symptomatology and with a variety of severe symptoms, and diseases related to celiac disease are becoming more well known. New symptoms and diseases related to celiac disease
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With the increased use of antibodies to endomysium and gliadin, celiac disease is being diagnosed more frequently. Attention is now focused on diagnosing celiac disease with minor symptomatology and with a variety of severe symptoms, and diseases related to celiac disease are becoming more well known. New symptoms and diseases related to celiac disease
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Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2001
Celiac disease is more prevalent than it was previously thought to be, and screening of selected population groups may reveal many new cases. Tissue transglutaminase appears to have a significant role in the degradation of gliadin and antigen production. Specific gliadin epitopes have been defined using T-cell responses.
Jason S.R., Jennings, Peter D., Howdle
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Celiac disease is more prevalent than it was previously thought to be, and screening of selected population groups may reveal many new cases. Tissue transglutaminase appears to have a significant role in the degradation of gliadin and antigen production. Specific gliadin epitopes have been defined using T-cell responses.
Jason S.R., Jennings, Peter D., Howdle
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