[Late diagnosis of celiac disease]
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[Late diagnosis of celiac disease]
Abstract
A 45 year-old woman presented with late-diagnosed celiac disease, marked disorders of calcium and bone metabolism, and severe osteoporosis. Weak enteral symptoms delayed diagnosis. High efficiency of agluten and vitamin D therapy was documented.
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