论文信息 - Whipple's disease with minimal intestinal involvement.

Whipple's disease with minimal intestinal involvement.

An uncharacteristic case of Whipple's disease is reported, in which, although overt intestinal involvement was absent, and there was only a patchy histological lesion, the diagnosis was confirmed by electron-microscopic examination of peroral intestinal biopsies.

J. Hermos | S. Moorthy | G. Nolley

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