[Prevalence and characteristics of selective IgA deficiency in celiac patients].
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Carolina Olano Gossweiler | Daniela de Los Ángeles Méndez Loayza | María Alejandra Arriola Spátola | Ana Luisa Gonzáles de Campos | Cecilia Montenegro Pucci
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