First Description of Sprue-Like Enteropathy due to Azilsartan: A Case Report

This case illustrates sprue-like enteropathy as a potential side effect of azilsartan, emphasizing to consider this differential diagnosis in ARB-treated patients with chronic diarrhea. The causality of our findings was confirmed by drug de-challenge and re-challenge resulting in typical histological changes.

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Case Reports in Gastroenterology
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2025-06-06
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000545217
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Celiac Disease Research and Management
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First Description of Sprue-Like Enteropathy due to Azilsartan: A Case Report

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First Description of Sprue-Like Enteropathy due to Azilsartan: A Case Report

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This case illustrates sprue-like enteropathy as a potential side effect of azilsartan, emphasizing to consider this differential diagnosis in ARB-treated patients with chronic diarrhea. The causality of our findings was confirmed by drug de-challenge and re-challenge resulting in typical histological changes.

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