Coeliac Disease Flashcards

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CD is

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Chronic systemic, immune mediated disorder in genetically pre disposed patients

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2
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Cd is triggered by

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Ingesting gluten >- mucosal inflammation, crypt hyperplasia and villous atrophy

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How does CD present

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Non specific GI symptoms, malabsorption/ diarrhoea/ nutritional deficiencies / anaemia/osteoporosis

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4
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Untreated CD has

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Significant morbidity and up to 4 fold increases risk of death

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5
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CD can be associated with

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Other autoimmune conditions

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6
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Is CDreversible

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Potentially reversible villus atrophy in most cases

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7
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All patients with CD carry

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HLA-DQ2 or DQ8

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8
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Do HLA genes mean you definitely have CD

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No 30-50% of population carry these genes but don’t have CD

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9
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HLA test is

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Good negative predictor

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10
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Gold standard for CD

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Duodenal biopsy

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11
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Key things to look for in duodenal biopsy

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Villus atrophy (most important)

Crypt hyperplasia

Intraepithelial lymphocytes

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12
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Duodenal histology classification called

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Marsh

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13
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Marsh 1

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Lymphocytosis increSed

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14
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Marsh 2

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Lymph

Hyperplasia (crypts)

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15
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Marsh 3

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Lymph
Hyperplasia
Villus atrophy

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16
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Clinical manifestations of CD

Gastrointestinal

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Diarrhoea
Flatulence (farting)
Abdominal cramps
Nutrient deficiency 
Weight loss 
Abnormal liver enzymes
17
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Clinical manifestations of CD

Haematological

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Anaemia
Hyposplenism
Bleeding disorders

18
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Cd manifestation NA muscoskeletal

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Osteopenia+ osteoporosis
Stunted growth in children
Vitamin D deficiency and hyper calcaemia

19
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Clinical manifestations CD skin

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Dermatitis herpetifornis

20
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CD neurological manifestations

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Muscle weakness, paraesthisia , ataxia

Seizures

21
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Hormonal CD manifestations

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Amenorrhoea

Infertility

22
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Differential diagnosis for CD

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Viral/bacterial enteritis
Chronsdisease 
Small bowel bacteria overgrowth
IBS
microscopic colitis
Protein loosing eneropathy
Malabsorption 
Immunodeficiency