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A retrospective study of enteroclysis in patients with manifest food allergy
Michael A Kuefner1, Christopher Janson, Martin Raithel
1Department of Radiology, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Erlangen, Germany.
Purpose:
The aim of this study was to investigate whether there are typical findings in enteroclysis of patients suffering from food allergy (FA).
Materials And Methods:
Findings of enteroclysis of 26 FA patients were correlated with results of endoscopic and histologic examinations. In two patients allergen provocation was performed during enteroclysis.
Results:
No specific mucosal pathologies were found without provocation. After provocation, low mucosal contrast adhesion was observed.
Conclusion:
Without provocation no specific alterations were found. However, enteroclysis may be used for monitoring of allergen challenge.
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