Maladie coeliaque et troubles neuropsychiatriques : revue systématique Celiac disease and neuropsychiatric disorders: A systematic review
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Introduction - La maladie coeliaque est une maladie auto-immune fréquente qui affecte l’intestin grêle d’individus génétiquement prédisposés. Cette maladie peut s’exprimer par un large éventail de signes extra-digestifs comprenant des anomalies cutanées, endocriniennes, hépatiques, squelettiques, hématologiques, gynécologiques ou encoredentaires. L’existence de manifestations neurologiques de la maladie coeliaque est connue de longue date. Les troubles sont dominés par l’ataxie et les neuropathies périphériques. D’autres atteintes du système nerveux central et périphérique ont été également décrites ; cependant, elles restent volontiers méconnues, de même que certaines présentations psychiatriques. Cette revue systématique a pour objectifs de décrire les manifestations neurologiques et psychiatriques liéesà la maladie coeliaque, sur la base des données les plus récentes de la littérature.
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