Observational Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2019.
World J Gastroenterol. Mar 21, 2019; 25(11): 1409-1420
Published online Mar 21, 2019. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v25.i11.1409
Table 1 Characteristics of tests for detecting gluten immunogenic peptides in stool and urine
MethodType of sampleLimit of detectionTime tobe excreted1Time of GIPclearance1Detectable levels ofgluten intake
ELISA
LFIA; PoCTStool60-150 μg/g2 d2-7 d>40 mg/d
LFIA; PoCTUrine2-3 ng/mL1-12 h24-48 h40-500 mg/d2
Table 2 Demography, clinical and biochemical characteristics and results of the 3-d dietary reports of the complete population according to clinical characterization at enrollment
ParameterAsymptomaticSymptomatic
Number of individuals (females)25 (21)19 (19)
Age at enrollment, median (range)50 (29-82)51 (25-59)
Years on a GFD, median (range)8 (2-48)9 (4-27)
Body mass index, median (range)25 (19-32)25 (19-38)
GSRS, median score (range)1.16 (0.2-2)2.44 (2-3.6)a
Serology
Serum IgA tTG
Median concentration (range)11 (2-100)8 (3-200)
Number of patients with normal tests (%)19/24 (79.2)14/18 (77.8)
Serum IgA DGP
Median concentration (range)19 (2-78)12 (200-5)
Number of patients with normal tests (%)12/22 (54.5)10/18 (55.6)
Excretion of GIP (stool and urine)
N of positive samples (%)10/47 (21.3)3/36 (8.3)
3-d dietary recall (completed)(47)(36)
Strict adherence
Number of patients (%)26 (55.3)27 (75.0)
No adherents
Number of patients (%)21 (44.7)9 (25.0)
Table 3 Serology, dietary adherence (3-d recall) and gluten immunogenic peptide excretion tests in samples from patients with celiac disease responding to the gluten-free diet (asymptomatic cases)
Patient No.Serology
First set of determinations
Second set of determinations
IgAtTG AU/mLIgADGPAU/mLDietary reportGIP in stool ELISA μg/gGIP in stool PoCTGIP in urine PoCTDietary reportGIP in stool ELISA μg/gGIP in stool PoCTGIP in urine PoCT
11210Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
21136NA0.19ND-veNA< 0.16ND-ve
31413Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
457Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
51722Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16+ve-ve
63258NA< 0.16-ve-veNANDNDND
71641Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
8611NA< 0.16-ve+veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
93318NA< 0.16-ve-veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
1022NA0.38+ve-veNA0.75+ve-ve
114023Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
12126NA< 0.16-ve-veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
13820Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
14825Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
159NDNA< 0.16-ve-veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
161025NA< 0.16-ve-veNA0.66+ve+ve
1715NDStrict0.26-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
183216Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
19NDNDNA< 0.16-ve-veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
201121Traces< 0.16-ve-veNANDNDND
21613Traces< 0.16-ve-veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
2210078ND0.66-ve+veNDNDNDND
2388Strict0.26-ve-veStrict0.75-ve-ve
241722Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
2566Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
Table 4 Celiac serology, dietary adherence assessed by dietary report and gluten immunogenic peptide excretion tests in samples from patients with celiac disease not responding to the gluten-free diet (symptomatic cases)
Patient No.Serology
First set of determinations
Second set of determinations
IgAtTG AU/mLIgADGPAU/mLDietary reportGIP in stool ELISA μg/gGIP in stool PoCTGIP in urine PoCTDietary reportGIP in stool ELISA μg/gGIP in stool PoCTGIP in urine PoCT
135Strict< 0.16NDNDNA< 0.16-veND
2159NA< 0.16NDNDStrict< 0.16NDND
33075Strict0.38NDNDStrict< 0.16ND-ve
477> 200NA< 0.16-ve-veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
581Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
646Strict< 0.16-ve-veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
7313Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
82711StrictNDND-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
9339Strict< 0.16ND-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
1054Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
11> 20067Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict0.42-ve-ve
12810Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
13335NA< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16+ve-ve
14NDNDNA< 0.16-ve-veNA< 0.16-ve-ve
151212Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
161425Strict< 0.16-ve-veNDNDNDND
1789Strict< 0.16-ve-veNDNDNDND
181736Strict< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve
19824NA< 0.16-ve-veStrict< 0.16-ve-ve