A biliary tract disease characterized by progressive inflammation that leads to narrowing and destruction of the bile ducts and development of biliary cirrhosis of the liver.
These syndromes are characterized by association of two or more endocrine and non-endocrine auto-immune disorders occurring in the same individual.
An abnormal emotional state that is characterized by indifference to things which others find interesting, moving or exciting, and diminished motivation to perform regular daily activities.
A form of arthritis associated with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases, such as celiac disease, characterized by peripheral joint disease.
A joint manifestation of psoriasis, a systemic autoimmune disease, characterized by asymmetric involvement in one or more joints, especially affecting the distal phalangeal joints of fingers and toes at tips.
A cerebellar degeneration characterized by motor abnormalities and which is caused by an immune response to the food protein gluten.
A cerebellar (lower brain) disorder characterized by defective muscular coordination of skeletal muscles used for locomotion (walking).
A non-progressive psychiatric syndrome appearing in childhood characterized by significantly abnormal withdrawal from communication with others often accompanied by repetitive or primitive behaviors.
Abnormal antibodies found in blood analysis that indicate the presence of autoimmune diseases.
Auto-immune disorders that are associated with celiac disease.