Titlebook: Coeliac Disease; 40 years gluten-free M. L. Mearin,C. J. J. Mulder Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 biopsy.endoscop

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The Incidence of Coeliac Disease and Changes in Gluten Consumption,two years at the first small intestinal biopsy. There was a significant increase of CD during the study period. This increase appeared to be continuous with a relatively sharp rise to a higher basal level for birth cohorts of 1982 and later.

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Clinical Features of Adult Coeliac Disease in Italy,y in 209 cases (92%) and partial villous atrophy in the remaining 17 (8%). Diarrhoea and weight loss were the main presenting symptoms in 70% of our patients. Fifteen of our 226 patients died during the survey period and 66% of them had evidence of splenic hypofunction and/or splenic atrophy. Malignancy accounted for 6 deaths.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-32747-6 even on a glutenfree diet. . TcR+ IEL use different V region genes from most blood . TcR+ T cells. While the signifi-cance of these changes in the pathogenesis of coeliac disease will only be elucidated when the function of IEL subpopulations is determined, the increase in . TcR+ IEL may be of some diagnostic importance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91369-8elopment, the persistance and possibly also in the disappearance of intestinal lesions in CD, we decided to study the phenotypes of IEL, with special emphasis on their TCR, in children at different periods of their disease, and particularly after years on a gluten containing diet.

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T-Cell Subpopulations in Coeliac Disease; Longterm Follow up with a Gluten Containing Diet,elopment, the persistance and possibly also in the disappearance of intestinal lesions in CD, we decided to study the phenotypes of IEL, with special emphasis on their TCR, in children at different periods of their disease, and particularly after years on a gluten containing diet.

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History of Coeliac Disease. Dicke and the Origin of the Gluten-Free Diet,t of a normal diet, wheat, is toxic to the coeliac patient. Dicke in collaboration with Van de Kamer and Weijers in Utrecht, demonstrated this with careful experiments performed on patients during different periods using different cereals. In his assay, Dr. Paveley quotes a lecture delivered by Sir

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HLA and Coeliac Disease, a Finnish Family Study,11 were HLA identical, 27 haploidentical and 17 non-identical to the patient and 72 parents. For all individuals a small bowel biopsy was performed. Serological HLA typing of HLA A, B and DR antigens were done on all individuals. RFLP analysis using DRB DQA, DPA and DPB gene specific probes together