Alberto Rubio‐Tapia, Joseph A. Murray
Abstract
Celiac disease and tropical sprue are the most common enteropathies causing malabsorption syndrome. While the pathophysiologies of these disorders are quite different, some clinical manifestations – and especially the histologic findings – can be similar, or even indistinguishable.
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Celiac disease and tropical sprue are the most common enteropathies causing malabsorption syndrome. While the pathophysiologies of these disorders are quite different, some clinical manifestations – and especially the histologic findings – can be similar, or even indistinguishable.
Key concepts: Tropical sprue, Malabsorption, Sprue, Malabsorption syndromes, Disease, Medicine, Intestinal malabsorption, Tropical disease