Clinical manifestations, diagnosis and long-term prognosis of adult autoimmune enteropathy: Experience from Peking Union Medical College Hospital

Table 3 Characteristics of diarrhea in autoimmune enteropathy patients

Patients	Gender	Age	Stool frequency (/d)	Stool volume (mL/d)	Character of stool	Fasting test	Gluten-free diet
P1	F	39	10+	3000-5000	Watery, with undigested food residue	Positive (100-300 mL)	Partial response
P2	F	46	8-10	1000	Watery, with undigested food residue	Negative	Untested
P3	F	44	2-10	500-1000	Watery	Negative	Untested
P4	M	48	8-10	500-3000	Watery	Positive (50 mL)	Untested
P5	M	30	10+	2000-4000	Watery	Positive (300-400 mL)	Untested
P6	M	26	10-20	1000+	Watery	Negative	Untested
P7	M	55	10+	2000-5000	Watery	Negative	Untested
P8	F	56	4-8	1000	Watery, with undigested food residue	Untested	Untested
P9	F	26	7-20	4000-5000	Watery	Negative	Untested
P10	F	50	10+	2000-3000	Watery	Untested	Untested
P11	F	59	7-8	4000-5000	Watery	Untested	Untested
P12	F	22	10-20	1000-2000	Watery	Negative	No response
P13	F	45	10-20	3000-4000	Watery	Negative	Untested
P14	F	33	10-20	1500	Watery	Negative	Untested
P15	F	49	10+	1000-1700	Watery, with undigested food residue	Negative	No response
P16	M	60	10+	3000-5000	Watery	Negative	No response