Celiac Disease Testing: Evidence for a No-Biopsy Approach in Adults
Exploring the diagnostic value of high anti-tTG IgA titres
- Serology in focus: Anti-tTG IgA testing plays a central role in the serological assessment of adults with suspected celiac disease.
- High titres, valuable evidence: The study evaluates the diagnostic accuracy of anti-tTG IgA levels ≥10 times the upper limit of normal as a potential basis for a no-biopsy approach in adults.
- Explore the findings: Discover how the systematic review and meta-analysis assess the evidence for serology-based diagnosis and its potential implications for clinical practice.
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