the association of celiac disease and type i diabetes mellitus has been known for some time. this study was undertaken to investigate the prevalence of celiac disease (cd) in diabetic children and adolescents. eighty-seven patients (44 females, 43 males) aged 2- 18 years, with type i diabetes participated in this study. a group of 87 healthy unrelated girls and boys matched for age and gender s...

BACKGROUND With the appreciation of the high prevalence of coeliac disease there is increasing use of serology in screening asymptomatic people and testing those with suggestive features. AIM To compare the sensitivities and specificities of the endomysial antibody and the tissue transglutaminase antibody tests. METHODS Using electronic databases a search was made for relevant papers using ...

celiac disease (cd) has been reported in association with genetic disorders ‎such as down’s syndrome and turner’s syndrome (ts). this study was undertaken to assess the prevalence of cd among a group of patients with ts. forty eight girls with ts and a control group composed of 48 healthy girls were screened for cd by iga antiendomysial antibody (iga-ema). total iga of serum was measured in all...

background: coeliac disease is triggered by ingestion of gluten-containing cereals in genetically susceptible subjects. the aim of the study was to analyze correlation between serum antiendomysial antibody and antiglidin antibody and the grade of pathology in small intestine mucosa in children with celiac disease. materials and methods: this cross-sectional analysis was carried out in a group o...

The aim of this study was to compare the efficiencies of six reference laboratories for serologic testing for celiac disease. Serum from 20 patients with untreated celiac disease and from 20 controls was thawed, divided, and distributed to each participating laboratory, which performed endomysial antibody tests. Five laboratories also performed antigliadin antibody tests. Sensitivity for endomy...

OBJECTIVE To examine gluten sensitivity through the measurement of anti-gliadin antibody (IgA and IgG), anti-endomysial antibody (endo-IgA), anti-reticulin antibody (IgG) and anti-transglutamase antibody (IgG) levels in blood samples of autistic in the Riyadh area. METHODS The study took place in the Department of Physiology, Faculty of Medicine, King Saud University, Riyadh between September...

background: celiac disease is one of the malabsorption syndromes leads to growth and development retardation in children. there is no test lonely can definitely diagnose celiac; however, the collection of clinical findings, serologic tests, intestinal biopsy, and response to treatment may diagnose it. although diagnostic value is variable in different studies, they are used a non-invasive and a...

OBJECTIVES To provide evidence of underdiagnosis of coeliac disease and to describe the main presenting symptoms of coeliac disease in primary care. DESIGN Case finding in a primary care setting by testing for coeliac disease by using the endomysial antibody test. SETTING Nine surgeries in and around a market town in central England, serving a population of 70 000. PARTICIPANTS First 1000...

OBJECTIVE Serum IgA-class tissue transglutaminase antibody has proved effective in screening for coeliac disease. The response to a gluten-free diet has been assessed on the basis of small-intestinal morphology. We investigated whether the tissue transglutaminase antibody test could substitute biopsy in this respect, and whether the test is better than the endomysial antibody test in follow-up....