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Problems of PROXIMAL Small Bowel Malabsorption
1. Celiac Disease
CELIAC DISEASE
pathogenesis
Immune Mediated Sensitivity to Gluten-->Infiltration of SI Mucosa with lymphocytes-->destruction/atrophy of SI Mucosa = villous atrophy + crypt hypertrophy --> BB enz decrease --> Food Intolerance, malabsorption of Fe and other vitamins
CELIAC DISEASE
Typical Lab Results
Fe Def Anemia
Normal Cell Counts
Endoscopy - Scalloped mucosa
CELIAC DISEASE
Take home factoids
Fe Def Anemia
Calcium Malabsorption from diarrhea
Proximal Myopathy from Ca and Vit D Mal
Peripheral Neuropathy via Vit Mal
CELIAC DISEASE
Sx
Neuro Sx's
Loss of Wt
Bone Disease (osteomalacia)
Osmotic Diarrhea
Abd Bloating
Anemia
Bleeding disorders
Sx's with intro of solids
CELIAC DISEASE
Associations
1. Dermatitis herpetiformis
2. Cryoglobulinemia
3. IDDM (diabetes)
4. Hyposplenism
5. Selective IgA def
CELIAC DISEASE
Complications
1. GI Malignancy (NHL)
2. Cryoglobulinemia
3. Ulcerative Jejunitis
4. Refractory Disease
5. Vit Def, Fracturs, Growth Retardation
CELIAC DISEASE
Management
1. Gluten Free Diet
2. Avoid Lactose too
3. No beer :-(
4. Treat associated problems (e.g. skin)
Problems of DISTAL SI Malabsorption
CROHN'S
CROHN'S DISEASE
Associated Sx's
B12 Deficiency
Megaloblastic Anemia
Diarrhea
CROHN's Disease
Test Results
Ulcerated Ileal Mucosa
Narrowed SI Caliber
SI Bleeding
Crohn's
Most likely cause of diarrhea?
Malabsorption of Bile Salts, but if enough of the ileum is shot, then fat malabsorption too
CROHN's
progressive symptoms
Hypercalcemia
Fractures
What is Cholestyramine?
Its a bile acid sequestrant, which binds the bile salts and prevents reabsorption. It also causes the bile salts to be osmotically inactive which decreases diarrhea associated with Crohn's.
How much SI must be removed to get fat absorption issues?
>100cm