Question 238 · LEK · Celiac disease
What is the form of coeliac disease which is asymptomatic, but demonstrates typical histopathological changes in the post-bulbar duodenal mucosa, and is characterised by a positive serosurvey?
- A. typical.
- B. atypical.
- C. occult.
- D. latent.
- E. mixed.
Hint
Classify the forms by three elements — symptoms, serology and villous atrophy; which form has the last two without the first?
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