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1. Introduction
2. Disclosures
3. The celiac affection
4. Celiac disease is common (1)
5. Small intestinal biopsy capsule
6. Celiac disease is common (2)
7. Prevalence of celiac disease in the US
8. Recent increase in celiac disease diagnosis
9. Celiac disease (CD) - then and now
10. The spectrum of gluten sensitivity
11. Celiac disease: age of presentation
12. Celiac disease: diagnostic algorithm (1)
13. The clinical manifestations of celiac disease
14. 27 year old woman with severe pneumonia
15. Celiac disease and irritable bowel syndrome
16. Celiac disease: diagnostic algorithm (2)
17. Celiac disease: diagnostic criteria
18. Serum IgA tTG test
19. Serum antibody tests for untreated CD
20. Anti-DGP: "new and improved" AGA test
21. DGP serology for diagnosis of celiac disease
22. Endoscopic features of celiac disease
23. Villous atrophy in celiac disease
24. Endoscopic markers of celiac disease
25. The endoscopic markers are not sensitive
26. Enteropathy in celiac disease
27. Celiac disease: histology
28. Is small intestinal biopsy necessary for diagnosis
29. Celiac disease: diagnostic algorithm (3)
30. IgA tTG positive - normal biopsy
31. The spectrum of gluten sensitivity
32. Celiac disease: diagnostic algorithm (4)
33. IgA tTG negative - abnormal biopsy
34. Celiac disease: diagnostic algorithm (5)
35. Treatment of celiac disease
36. Management of celiac disease
37. Celiac enteropathy usually heals on the GFD
38. Non-responsive CD and refractory CD
39. "Non-responsive" celiac disease
40. Non-responsive celiac disease: etiology
41. Predicting cause of non-responsive CD
42. IgA tTG and response to GFD
43. Celiac disease: response to GFD
44. Celiac disease adherence tool (CDAT)
45. Non responsive CD: diagnostic algorithm (1)
46. Non responsive CD: diagnostic algorithm (2)
47. Refractory celiac disease
48. Abnormal IELs in refractory sprue
49. Abnormal IEL is associated to decreased survival
50. Treatment of refractory sprue
51. Celiac disease - summary

Topics Covered

• Changing estimates of disease prevalence
• Clinical spectrum of celiac disease
• Approach to diagnosis
• Serology testing
• Histopathology in diagnosis
• Management
• Non-responsive celiac disease
• Refractory celiac disease types I and II

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Series:

• Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Categories:

• Diseases, Disorders & Treatments
• Metabolism & Nutrition

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Publication History

• Published on January 5, 2011
• Reviewed on May 26, 2018

Financial Disclosures

• Prof. Ciaran Kelly has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.