RCP Medicine Podcast
The RCP Medicine podcast is a discussion of different topics relevant to physicians. Episodes discuss and explore different topics including real-life clinical cases, new evidence-based guidelines and specific physician issues in the modern healthcare environment. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the presenters and not necessarily the RCP.
RCP Medicine Podcast
Episode 108: Coeliac Disease in Clinical Practice: From Serology to Long-Term Management
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Coeliac disease is often viewed as a straightforward gastrointestinal condition, but its presentation, diagnosis and long-term management can be far more complex than many clinicians appreciate.
In this episode of the RCP Medicine Podcast Dr. Dushen Murugiah, Consultant Gastroenterologist and Trust Lead for Nutrition at Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, joins Dr Abhishek Ray to explore the modern approach to coeliac disease.
Together they discuss classical and non-classical presentations, the challenges of diagnosing an often under-recognised condition, the role of serology and small bowel biopsy, and the importance of considering celiac disease in patients presenting with unexplained anaemia, nutritional deficiencies and other extraintestinal manifestations. The conversation also explores refractory celiac disease, practical challenges associated with lifelong gluten avoidance, and promising future therapies currently under investigation.
This episode offers practical, evidence-informed insights for physicians, trainees and healthcare professionals involved in the assessment and management of patients with suspected or confirmed coeliac disease.
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