1 People with coeliac disease need to keep to a gluten-free diet.

2 Some of the clinical manifestations in the coeliac disease patient may be a result of carnitine deficiency.

3 Discussion Patients with coeliac disease who are not receiving treatment have low serum carnitine concentrations.

4 Discussion Coeliac disease probably represents an aberrant immune response by antigen specific T cells of the small intestine to certain cereal peptides.

5 Of 61 adult patients with untreated coeliac disease, 57 had abnormal results giving a sensitivity of 0.93.

6 Linaker and Calam found coeliac disease in 12% of patients aged 65 years or over having jejunal biopsy for anaemia.

7 It has been associated with coeliac disease, small bowel lymphoma, and Menetrier's disease.

8 Should we screen for coeliac disease?

9 Shortly after the diagnosis of coeliac disease, you need to be extra careful to ensure you have a nutritionally adequate diet, as you may have been suffering from malabsorption of nutrients.

10 The donor's superior mesentery artery and coeliac artery were respectively anastomosed to donor's interior and exterior artery leading to common iliac artery was anastomosed to the recipient's aorta.

11 It would be of interest to use an immunohistochemical approach to examine the production of these and other mediators in coeliac disease.

12 Using electron microscopy, Rubin etal showed that the tight junctions appeared morphologically unchanged in untreated coeliac disease patients.

13 Comparing free and acyl carnitine concentrations between the groups, the patients with active coeliac disease had the lowest concentration.

14 Group 3 comprised biopsies from patients previously diagnosed as having coeliac disease who admitted not adhering to a gluten free diet.

15 The reduced predictive power of the former test in treated coeliac disease patients could be explained in different ways.

16 An increased permeability of the mucosa in patients with coeliac disease has previously been shown by Bjarnason etal.

17 Similar studies of intestinal antibodies might facilitate the detection of latent coeliac disease in other situations.

18 Therefore, this study investigated carnitine concentrations in serum of patients with coeliac disease.

19 Persistent infection with adenovirus 12 has not been detected in the small bowel of patients with coeliac disease.

20 Group 2 comprised biopsies from patients previously diagnosed as having coeliac disease.

21 No correlation was found between the serum carnitine concentration and the degree of intestinal atrophy in active coeliac disease.

22 The conventional view would be that our patient had asymptomatic coeliac disease and developed a lymphoma, which precipitated the initial presentation.

23 We wished to demonstrate whether epitopes contained within the amino acid sequence 206-217 of A-gliadin are specific to coeliac toxic cereals.

24 This is not to say that lower gliadin doses are not potentially harmful to coeliac disease subjects.

25 It was postulated that prior infection with adenovirus 12 might predispose genetically susceptible individuals to the later development of coeliac disease.

26 All but three of the 42 patients were regularly reviewed in the coeliac clinic,[] which was established in 1978.

27 There have been conflicting reports of raised levels of neutralising, circulating antibodies to adenovirus 12 in coeliac disease patients.

28 We have investigated 103 patients with oral lichen planus for serological or haematological evidence of coeliac disease.

29 The study also found evidence of a higher incidence of food allergies and a higher risk of developing coeliac disease.

30 Some diseases prominent within the European population that could see numbers drop as mixed-race grow are cystic fibrosis, coeliac disease, muscular dystrophy and haemophilia.

31 The medical condition caused by eating gluten and lead to damage of the intestinal lining and inflammation is called Coeliac Disease.

32 A useful landmark are the paired arteries that arise from the aorta caudal to the kidney, the coeliac and cranial mesenteric arteries.

33 The established effects of gluten range from allergies and coeliac disease to varying degrees of digestive discomfort.

34 Perhaps the best known of this other group is coeliac disease, an allergy to proteins present in the gluten of wheat, barley and rye.

35 It also questions the evidence that introducing solids at four months prevents coeliac disease and allergies.

36 Some people have a similar reaction to oats (more details at coeliac.org.uk).

37 As expected, autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis[/coeliac.html], thyroid and coeliac diseases were all more common among those with PBC.

38 Qualitative analysis showed that the T1WI was the best sequence for demonstrating the splenic vein and could clearly show the superior mesenteric vessels . the portal vein and the coeliac artery.

39 Since 1988 to now have been engaged in the diagnosis of MRI, especially expert in the central nervous system disease and coeliac disease.

40 Food allergy should not be confused with 'food intolerance', of which the best-defined with an immunological component is the gluten intolerance syndrome coeliac disease.

41 Small bowel carcinoma and coeliac disease . [ comment ] .

42 It is the gliadin component of gluten which is responsible for coeliac disease.

43 Experienced taekwondo is through kicking the leg, movement that shows attack of waist, single hand or defence to make another hand opposite way is played makes coeliac muscle more able-bodied .