[PDF] Top 20 Clinical aspects of celiac disease in children in Albania

... coeliac disease.51.8% or 58 children, about ¾ of them, had no associated ...(26 children) had Type 1 Diabetes, 6.3% (7 children) had ...26 children with coeliac disease we found ... See full document

... A limitation in this study relates to the clinicopatho- logic diagnosis of EoE. The clinical information was not available and diagnosis was based solely on established histopathologic features of EoE. The ... See full document

... The majority of the newly diagnosed CD cases, 22 out of 36 (61.1%), presented with musculoskeletal complaints alone and none of the classic symptoms of CD, such as abdominal pain, short stature, weight loss, and failure ... See full document

... In children, liver disease is defined as patients having any clinical (on examination- icteric, ascites or any stigmata of liver disease if present) and biochemical features of liver ... See full document

... a well-validated questionnaire designed to measure behavioral and emotional functioning in preschoolers (1.5 to 5 years old) in research and clinical settings. CBCL data were collected at 3.5- and 4.5-year-old ... See full document

... with celiac disease (CD) are susceptible to reduced bone mineral density ...CD children on a gluten-free diet (GFD), and to evaluate the effectiveness of adding an innovative GF meal, on the ... See full document

... It is generally an idiopathic condition reported more commonly in children [1]. About 90% of the cases with invagination are between six months and two years of age. However, all three cases of us were older than ... See full document

... CD children or viceversa), in CD serological screening method- ologies (only tTG, both EMA and tTG, AGA and/or EMA and/or tTG antibodies positivity), and in the ASD samples (in terms of size, age of patients, ... See full document

... In the Pathology laboratory, the specimens had been rou- tinely oriented and embedded in paraffin wax with stand- ard sections at three levels. The duodenal histology was studied with haematoxylin and eosin stains. The ... See full document

... Celiac disease is a chronic intestinal disease caused by intolerance to ...overt celiac disease varies from 1:270 in Finland to 1:5000 in North ...Since celiac disease can ... See full document

... the clinical in- stitutions contacted was ...Crohn disease (CD); ulcerative colitis (UC); celiac disease; but also other GI dis- eases such as acute or chronic GI in- fections, constipation, ... See full document

... between children and adult groups was statistically insignificant ...than children (85%) which was statistically insignificant ...both children and adults, but this was statistically insignificant ... See full document

... 411 children with biopsy-proven CD, the mean age was ...All children had positive CD-specific serology. Most children presented with either abdominal complaints or bowel movement ...distinct ... See full document

... had clinical overt CD, and 6 were diag- nosed from a screening of high-risk groups (4 patients with type 1 diabe- tes, 1 with Down syndrome, and 1 with autoimmune ...among children with 1 or more symptoms, ... See full document

... in children with CDA or CD (Table ...genotype. Children with CDA and CD below the 10th percentile for weight, height, and BMI tended to have higher tTGA levels at initial testing, although this difference ... See full document

... and clinical outcome is not 100% be- cause only 3 of these 15 children had symptoms: 1 child had constipation and abdominal pain; another had per- sistent isolated short stature; and a third had abdominal ... See full document

... determine clinical features and relevant laboratory investigations of patient with celiac disease (CD) and comparing classical celiac disease (CCD) with Non-diarrheal celiac ... See full document

... the clinical evaluation, the most common items reported were abdominal pain (39%), irritability/ lethargy (34%), and constipation ...TG-positive children were considering seeking medical attention for their ... See full document

... The clinical picture of CD is very heterogeneous with a broad spectrum of symptoms ranging from malabsorption, chronic diarrhea, and failure to thrive (the classic “triad”) to abdominal pain, iron-deficiency ... See full document

... in children 6 months-14 years old (11-12 gm/dl) (Lother, ...among children enrolled in the present study may be related to several reasons including; neglegted children health care, inbalanced food ... See full document