Ion-pair high-performance liquid chromatography of purine compounds in the small intestinal mucosa of children with coeliac disease.

Isocratic methods are described for the separation of purine compounds in specimens of jejunal mucosa available by peroral biopsy from patients with coeliac disease. The first mode provided separation of both the ionic nucleoside monophosphates and the non-ionic nitrogen bases and nucleosides. The second mode was applicable to analyses of the nucleoside mono-, di- and triphosphates only.

[Criteria of severity of the pathological process in children with celiac disease].

Assessment of the clinico-anamnestic and morphofunctional parameters in children with celiac disease made it possible to define criteria for the acuity of the pathological process, enabling the diagnosis of the disease phase. The data obtained as a result of morphometric examination of the biopsy material withdrawn from the small intestinal mucosa turned out to be of paramount importance.