13b Gluten sensitivity disorders Flashcards
Celiac disease
1 in 100 northern european descent
1 in 10 for 1st degree relatives
70-80% monozygotic twins
Screening 1st degree relative
Atypical sprue
IronD
Osteoporosis- Most common non-GI presentation (70% untreated CD, 30% Silent CD) New diagnosed need a bone density
Dermatitis herpataformis - (pruritic papulovesicular rash on extensor surfaces)
IBS
DM type I
Elevated LFTs
CD deficicencies
Iron, Calcium, Mg, ADEK
Folate/b12 D
Associations with CD
Trisomy 21, Turners
DM I ,Thyroid, addisons, PBC, sjogrens, autoimmune hepatitis
Selective IgA deficiency
Celiac neurologic symptoms
Ataxia (B12) Night blindness (Vitamin A) Seizures HA Epilepsy Mood disturbances Peripheral neuropathies
CD Gynecologic and fertility problems
Amenorrhea 1/3 untreated CD Infertility common Spontaneous abortion Intrauterine growth retardation Male infertility
Path
Gliaden molecule from gluten amidated in cell
Presented on HLA DQ2 or 8 (95% DQ2 homozygous, rest D28 heterozgous [negative can basically rule out CD])
CD diagnosis
IgA and IgG of deamidated dliadin
IgA tissue Transglutaminase
IgA Endomysial antibody
Small intestine biopsy shows scalloping or notching with villous atrophy, Villous blending crypt hyperplasia, and intraepithelial lymphocytosis
Diagnosis pitfalls
Labs
*Antibodies not constant- decrease with GF diet
*IgA deficient may give false negatve - test IgG and biopsy
Endoscopy:
*enough biopsies- can be patchy
*GFdiet will return to normal
*Villous atrophy could be NSAIDS infection or IBD
CD treatment
GFdiet
No Malt
Watch for gluten in meds
CD prognosis
Associated with CV disease and Malignancy
- Enteropathy associated TCL - rare but 10% 5 yr survival
- risk normalizes with GFD
Wheat allergy
Bakers asthma
Rhinits
Contact urticaria
Wheat dependent exercise induced anaphylaxis
Non Celiac gluten sensitivity
Feel better on GFD but no evidence of CD
Perhaps fermentable saccharides to blame (low FODMAP diet)
If GFD
Suggest multivitamin
Watch for fiber needs
Be aware of costs- Its$$$
Environmental Enteropathy (formerly tropical sprue)
Stunted growth and diarrhea in developing countries
>150 million children worldwide
malnutrition contributes to disorder
reversable with proper nutrition
Repeated diarrhea in first 3 yrs of life, histology similar to severe CD