Granulomatous duodenitis of unknown aetiology (Q43266): Difference between revisions

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+Doença rara caracterizada pela presença de granulomas na mucosa ou submucosa duodenal. As causas comuns são a doença de Crohn (DC), sarcoidose disseminada e infecções (tuberculose [TB], sífilis, fungos).
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+A rare disease characterised by the presence of granulomas within the duodenal mucosa or submucosa. Common causes are Crohn’s disease (CD), disseminated sarcoidosis and infections (tuberculosis [TB], syphilis, fungal).
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+CID11:DA51.41
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+Concluído
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+August 2026Timestamp +2026-08-13T00:00:00Z
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Latest revision as of 10:12, 13 August 2026

A rare disease characterised by the presence of granulomas within the duodenal mucosa or submucosa. Common causes are Crohn’s disease (CD), disseminated sarcoidosis and infections (tuberculosis [TB], syphilis, fungal).

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
default for all languages	DA51.41
English	Granulomatous duodenitis of unknown aetiology	A rare disease characterised by the presence of granulomas within the duodenal mucosa or submucosa. Common causes are Crohn’s disease (CD), disseminated sarcoidosis and infections (tuberculosis [TB], syphilis, fungal).