Coeliac disease is common, but remains under-diagnosed, partly because it can present with extraintestinal symptoms that do not immediately enable an accurate diagnosis of the underlying disease. In this Review, Leffler and colleagues discuss the most common extraintestinal manifestations, including dermatitis herpetiformis, gluten ataxia, anaemia, osteoporosis and others, to raise additional awareness among clinicians.
- Daniel A. Leffler
- Peter H. R. Green
- Alessio Fasano
