Einheimische, tropische Sprue, Autoimmunenteropathie

Caspary, W. F.; Stein, Jürgen M.

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“…B. Ciclosporin (4 mg/kgKG) zur Remissionsinduktion und Azathioprin (2-2,5 mg/kgKG) zur Remissionserhaltung empfohlen. Bei erneutem oder persistierendem Therapieversagen haben sich in Einzelfäl-len Cyclophosphamid (50 mg/kgKG/Tag), Mycophenolat (30 mg/kgKG/Tag) aber auch Infliximab (5 mg/kgKG) als erfolgreich erwiesen [2].…”

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Einheimische Sprue (Zöliakie)

Stein

2006

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Celiac disease is a life-long enteropathy caused by an intolerance to gluten. The pathologic lesion of the small intestinal mucosa is characterized by the loss of absorptive villi, crypt cell hyperplasia, and infiltration of the lamina propria with inflammatory cells. The clinical presentation of celiac disease varies greatly depending on patient's age, duration and extent of the disease, and the presence of extraintestinal manifestations. The classical symptoms like diarrhea, weight loss and abdominal pain are seen less common. Unfortunately, most patients with celiac disease have either silent or atypical presentations, thus escaping diagnosis for several years. The pathologic changes and symptoms resolve when gluten is excluded from the diet for a sustained period. Untreated celiac disease is associated with significant risk of the development of enteropathy-associated intestinal lymphoma.

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2006

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Einheimische, tropische Sprue, Autoimmunenteropathie

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