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Cammarota G et al. – The water–immersion technique during upper endoscopy is highly accurate in recognizing the duodenal villous pattern in subjects who need a duodenal investigation. These findings encourage a cost–saving and patient–retaining approach to the diagnosis of celiac disease by driving biopsy and reducing the number of duodenal samplings.

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