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Aretin'ny seliaka

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Coeliac disease
Anarana hafa: Celiac sprue, nontropical sprue, endemic sprue, gluten enteropathy
Biopsy of small bowel showing coeliac disease manifested by blunting of villi, crypt hypertrophy, and lymphocyte infiltration of crypts
Anarana iombonana
Manam-pahaizana manokana momba nyGastroenterology, internal medicine
Soritr'aretinaNone or non-specific, abdominal distention, diarrhoea, constipation, malabsorption, weight loss, dermatitis herpetiformis[1][2]
Fanombohana mahazatraAny age[1][3]
FaharetanaLifelong[4]
AntonyReaction to gluten[5]
Antony mety hampidi-dozaGenetic predisposition[6]
DiagnostikaFamily history, blood antibody tests, intestinal biopsies, genetic testing, response to gluten withdrawal[6][7]
Diagnostika samihafaInflammatory bowel disease, intestinal parasites, irritable bowel syndrome, cystic fibrosis[8]
FitsaboanaGluten-free diet[9]
Hatetika~1 in 135[10]

Ny aretin'ny seliaka na ny aretin'ny seliaka dia aretina maharitra ateraky ny hery fiarovana izay misy fiantraikany voalohany indrindra amin'ny tsinay kely.[6] Anisan'ny soritr'aretina mahazatra ny olana amin'ny fandevonan-kanina toy ny aretim-pivalanana mitaiza, fivontosan'ny kibo, tsy fahatomombanan'ny fidiran'ny sakafo, tsy fahazotoan-komana, ary ny tsy fahampian'ny fitomboana ara-dalàna eo amin'ny ankizy.[1] Matetika izany dia manomboka eo anelanelan'ny enim-bolana sy roa taona.[1] Ireo soritr'aretina tsy mahazatra dia mahazatra kokoa, indrindra amin'ny olona mihoatra ny roa taona.[3][11][12] Mety hisy soritr'aretina malemy na tsy misy mihitsy eo amin'ny tsinay, soritr'aretina maro samihafa mahakasika ny faritra rehetra amin'ny vatana na tsy misy soritr'aretina miharihary.[1] Ny aretin'ny seliaka dia voalaza voalohany tamin'ny fahazazana; [4][3] na izany aza, mety hitranga amin'ny sokajin-taona rehetra izany.[1][3] Mifandray amin'ny aretina autoimmune hafa izy io, toy ny diabeta mellitus karazany 1 sy ny tiroidita, ankoatra ny hafa.[4]

Ny aretin'ny seliaka dia vokatry ny fihetsika amin'ny gluten, vondron'ny proteinina isan-karazany hita ao amin'ny varimbazaha sy amin'ny voamaina hafa toy ny orza sy ny rye.[5][13][14] Matetika azo leferina ny oats amin'ny habetsahana antonony, izay tsy misy loto avy amin'ny voamaina hafa misy gluten.[13][15] Mety hiankina amin'ny karazana vary orza ny fisian'ny olana.[13][16] Mitranga amin'ny olona manana fototarazo mora voan'izany izany.[6] Rehefa tratran'ny gluten, ny valin-kafatra tsy ara-dalàna amin'ny hery fiarovana dia mety hitarika amin'ny famokarana autoantibodies samihafa izay mety hisy fiantraikany amin'ny taova samihafa.[17] Ao amin'ny tsinay kely, miteraka fivontosana izany ary mety hiteraka fihenan'ny villi mandrakotra ny tsinay kely ( atrophy villous ).[6][7] Misy fiantraikany amin'ny fidiran'ny otrikaina izany, izay matetika mitarika ho amin'ny tsy fahampian-dra.[6][14]

Matetika ny aretina dia atao amin'ny alalan'ny fitambaran'ny fitiliana antibody amin'ny ra sy ny biopsie amin'ny tsinay, izay ampian'ny fitiliana fototarazo manokana.[6] Tsy mora foana ny mamantatra ny aretina.[18] Matetika, ratsy ny autoantibodies ao amin'ny ra,[19][20] ary olona maro no manana fiovana kely amin'ny tsinay miaraka amin'ny villi ara-dalàna.[21] Mety hisy soritr'aretina mafy ny olona ary mety hodinihina mandritra ny taona maro izy ireo alohan'ny hahitana ny aretina.[22][23] Mihamaro hatrany ny olona tsy manana soritr'aretina voamarina, vokatry ny fitiliana.[24] Na izany aza, tsy ampy ny porofo momba ny vokatry ny fitiliana mba hamaritana ny maha-ilaina azy.[25] Na dia vokatry ny tsy fahazakana maharitra ny proteinina gluten aza ity aretina ity,[6] dia miavaka amin'ny alèjy amin'ny varimbazaha izy io, izay tsy fahita firy.[26]

Ny fitsaboana mahomby fantatra ihany dia ny fihinanana sakafo tsy misy gluten mandritra ny androm-piainana, izay mitarika amin'ny famerenana amin'ny laoniny ny rindrin'ny tsinay, manatsara ny soritr'aretina ary mampihena ny mety hisian'ny fahasarotana amin'ny ankamaroan'ny olona.[9] Raha tsy voatsabo dia mety hiteraka homamiadana toy ny lymphoma amin'ny tsinay ary mety hampitombo kely ny mety ho fahafatesana aloha loatra.[27] Miovaova arakaraka ny faritra eto amin'izao tontolo izao ny tahan'ny aretina, manomboka amin'ny 1 amin'ny 300 ka hatramin'ny 1 amin'ny 40, miaraka amin'ny salan'isa eo anelanelan'ny 1 amin'ny 100 sy 1 amin'ny olona 170.[10] Tombanana ho 80%-n'ny tranga no mbola tsy voamarina, matetika noho ny tsy fahampian'ny na tsy fisian'ny olana amin'ny fandevonan-kanina sy ny tsy fahampian'ny fahalalana ny soritr'aretina sy ny fepetra takiana amin'ny diagnostika.[28][22][29] Somary mahazatra kokoa amin'ny vehivavy ny aretin'ny seliaka raha oharina amin'ny lehilahy.[30]

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