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J Clin Pathol 55:754-757 doi:10.1136/jcp.55.10.754
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A prospective study of the prevalence of undiagnosed coeliac disease in laboratory defined iron and folate deficiency

Table 2

Characteristics of 12 patients with histologically confirmed coeliac disease

Patient Sex (M/F) Age (years) Deficiency (Fe/Fol) Hb (g/l) MCV (fl) RDW Clinical details CD antibodies positive
*Abnormal result.
CD, coeliac disease; End, endomysial; Fe, iron; Fol, folate; GL, gliadin; Hb, haemoglobin; MCV, mean corpuscular volume; RDW, red blood cell distribution width.
1 F 60 Fe 105* 91 16.4* Post viral infection End, GL
2 F 54 Fe 124 88 13.9 Past history of anaemia End, GL
3 F 57 Fe 90* 69* 18.9* Iron deficiency, cause unknown GL
4 M 64 Fe 127* 86 13.4 Malaise, cough End, GL
5 F 39 Fe 127 89 18.4* Iron deficiency, cause unknown End, GL
6 F 64 Fe 114* 87 14.2 Fatigue End, GL
7 F 32 Fe 102* 76* 14.9 Cold intolerance End, GL
8 M 56 Fol 136 103* 16.2* Previous anaemia End, GL
9 F 47 Fe 112* 89 12.3 History of iron deficiency End
10 F 40 Fe 106* 74* 15.8 Iron deficiency, cause unknown End, GL
11 F 74 Fe 122 93 15.1 Previous borderline anaemia End
12 F 54 Fe 142 89 13.6 Fatigue End

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