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MALABSORPTION SYNDROME
Gastroenterology
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Malabsorption syndrome is characterized by the failure to absorb one or more nutrients, leading to various clinical manifestations. The document outlines the primary and secondary causes of malabsorption, including conditions such as coeliac disease and chronic pancreatitis. It also covers diagnostic investigations and treatment options, emphasizing the importance of identifying the underlying cause for effective management.
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