AI Article Synopsis
- A review highlights key clinical forms of intestinal enzymopathies, focusing on celiac disease and hypolactasia in adults.
- Discussions encompass their prevalence across various countries and ethnic backgrounds, along with insights into their causes and how they manifest differently in various age groups.
- The text examines the clinical classification of celiac disease, evaluates diagnostic methods' effectiveness, and considers dietary and medicinal treatment options.
Article Abstract
A review of current data on the most widespread clinical forms of intestinal enzymopathies is presented with emphasis on celiacia and hypolactasia in adult patients. An alternative definition of these diseases is proposed, their prevalence in different countries and ethnic groups is discussed. Their etiology, pathogenesis, and clinical variants in different age groups are analysed. The clinical classification of celiacia, informative value of different diagnostic methods, their specificity and sensitivity, potential for dietetic and medicamental therapy are considered.
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