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See Latest ArticlesGluten sensitivity enteropathy in patients with recurrent aphthous stomatitis
BMC Gastroenterology, 06/18/09
Shakeri R et al. - A significant minority of RAS patients have GSE. This could be compared with the 0.96% prevalence of GSE in the general population of Iran. This study suggests that evaluation for celiac disease is appropriate in patients with RAS. Additionally, the unresponsiveness to conventional anti-aphthae treatment could be an additional risk indicator.
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