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M Marignani1, S Angeletti, T Mari
1Department of Hepatogastroenterology, S. Giacomo Hospital, Rome, Italy. mmarignani@hotmail.com
Abstract:
Autoimmune cholangitis can be associated with other autoimmune disorders. The case is described of a 58-ear-old female who developed severe microcytic anaemia resistant to oral iron treatment. Evaluation of the patient led to the diagnosis of coeliac disease, a rarely described association. Gluten-free diet and treatment with oral haematinics led to reversal of the anaemia.
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