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Analysis of biopsies from duodenal bulbs of all endoscopy patients increases detection of abnormalities but has a minimal effect on diagnosis of celiac disease

Stoven et al., 2016

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Stoven S
Rubio-Tapia A
Absah I
Lam-Himlin D
Harris L
Ngamruengphong S
Roque M
Wu T
Murray J
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Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology

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Background & Aims In patients with positive results from serologic tests for celiac disease, analysis of tissues samples from the duodenal bulb, in addition to those from other parts of the small bowel, might increase the diagnostic yield. However, biopsies are not routinely …
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