2022
DOI: 10.1111/apt.17100
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Coeliac disease in 2022

Peter R. Gibson
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“…Activated innate and adaptive immune response to prolamins characteristically induces inflammatory infiltration of lamina propria and mucosal epithelium by chronic inflammatory cells as lymphocytes in concurrence with villous atrophy, features which engender intestinal malabsorption. Intraepithelial lymphocytosis within small bowel appearing secondary to gluten ingestion is associated with partial or total atrophy of intestinal villi and hyperplasia of intestinal crypts along with chronic inflammatory exudate confined to lamina propria [1,2].…”
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“…Activated innate and adaptive immune response to prolamins characteristically induces inflammatory infiltration of lamina propria and mucosal epithelium by chronic inflammatory cells as lymphocytes in concurrence with villous atrophy, features which engender intestinal malabsorption. Intraepithelial lymphocytosis within small bowel appearing secondary to gluten ingestion is associated with partial or total atrophy of intestinal villi and hyperplasia of intestinal crypts along with chronic inflammatory exudate confined to lamina propria [1,2].…”
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“…Additionally designated as coeliac sprue, sprue, non-tropical sprue, gluten sensitive enteropathy or gluten induced enteropathy, coeliac disease is preponderantly encountered within small intestine. Histological confirmation within small intestinal surgical tissue samples along with cogent serology are a pre-requisite for appropriate disease discernment [1,2].…”
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