Celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity? an approach to clinical differential diagnosis

Keyphrases

• Celiac Disease 100%
• Non-celiac Gluten Sensitivity 100%
• Clinical Differential Diagnosis 100%
• Anti-peptide Antibody 36%
• Malabsorption 27%
• TTG-IgA 27%
• Personal History 18%
• Autoimmune Disease 18%
• Regular Diet 18%
• Nutrient Deficiency 18%
• Confidence Interval 18%
• History of Disease 18%
• Family History 18%
• Positive Likelihood Ratio 18%
• Gluten-free Diet 18%
• Gluten 18%
• Disease Risk Factors 18%
• Celiac Serology 18%
• Diarrhea 9%
• Serology 9%
• Serologic 9%
• Weight Loss 9%
• Clinical Response 9%
• Clinical Evidence 9%
• Diagnostic Algorithm 9%
• Histologic 9%
• Presenting Symptoms 9%
• Appropriate Management 9%
• Upper Normal Limit 9%
• Negative Serology 9%
• Duodenal Biopsy 9%
• New Human Leukocyte Antigen Allele 9%
• Deficiency Diseases 9%
• Indeterminate Diagnosis 9%
• Human Leukocyte antigen-DQ2 9%
• Tissue Transglutaminase Antibodies 9%
• Gluten-free 9%
• Prior Diagnoses 9%
• Non-celiac Enteropathy 9%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Coeliac Disease 100%
• Differential Diagnosis 100%
• Gluten Sensitivity 100%
• Immunoglobulin A 72%
• Peptide Antibody 36%
• Malabsorption 27%
• Nutritional Deficiency 27%
• Autoimmune Disease 18%
• Human Leukocyte Antigen 18%
• Family History 18%
• Gluten Free Diet 18%
• Personal History 18%
• Diarrhea 9%
• Enteropathy 9%
• Biopsy Technique 9%
• Study Subject 9%
• Duodenum Biopsy 9%
• Protein Glutamine Gamma Glutamyltransferase Antibody 9%
• Genetics 9%