Citations on Autism and Celiac
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Ackerman Z, Eliashiv S, Reches A, Zimmerman J. Neurological manifestations
in celiac disease and vitamin E deficiency [letter]. Journal of Clinical
Gastroenterology 1989;11(5):603-5.
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Asperger H., Die Psychopathologie des Coeliakikranken Kindes.
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Banerji NK, Hurwitz LJ. Neurological manifestations in adult steatorrhoea
(probable Gluten enteropathy). Journal of the Neurological Sciences
1971;14(2):125-41.
Baquero M, Narciso ML, Garcia M, Perla C, Dominguez F. [Celiac disease
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Bernier JJ, Buge A, Rambaud JC, Rancurel G, Hauw JJ, Modigliani R, et
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(2 cases with inflammatory neuromuscular vascularitis)]. [French]. Annales
de Medecine Interne 1976;127(10):721-9.
Bhatia KP, Brown P, Gregory R, Lennox GG, Manji H, Thompson PD, et al.
Progressive myoclonic ataxia associated with coeliac disease. The
myoclonus is of cortical origin, but the pathology is in the cerebellum.
[Review]. Brain 1995;118(Pt 5):1087-93.
Bird BL, Russo DC, Cataldo MF
Considerations in the analysis and treatment of dietary effects on
behaviour: a case study Journal of Autism and Childhood Schizophrenia,
1977 Dec, 7(4): 373-82 UI 78087472
Camilleri M, Krausz T, Lewis PD, Hodgson HJ, Pallis CA, Chadwick VS.
Malignant histiocytosis and encephalomyeloradiculopathy complicating
coeliac disease. Gut 1983;24(5):441-7.
Cernibori A, Gobbi G. Partial seizures, cerebral calcifications and
celiac disease. Italian Journal of Neurological Sciences 1995;16(3):
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Collin P, Pirttila T, Nurmikko T, Somer H, Erila T, Keyrilainen O.
Celiac disease, brain atrophy, and dementia [see comments]. Neurology
1991;41(3):372-5.
Connolly CE, Kennedy M, Stevens FM, McCarthy CF. Brown bowel syndrome
occurring in coeliac disease in the west of Ireland. Scandinavian
Journal of Gastroenterology 1994;29(1):91-4.
Cooke WT, Smith WT. Neurological disorders associated with adult coeliac
disease. Brain 1966;89(4):683-722.
Cooke WT. The neurological manifestations of malabsorption. [Review].
Postgraduate Medical Journal 1978;54(637):760-2.
Cordonnier M, Robin M, Cornette M, Brassinne A, Pirotte J. [Neurologic
complications of celiac disease in adults. Apropos of a case]. [French].
Revue Medicale de Liege 1983;38(21):806-14.
Della Cella G, Beluschi C, Cipollina F. [Intracranial calcifications--
seizures--celiac disease: a case presentation]. [Italian].
Pediatria Medica e Chirurgica 1991;13(4):427-30.
Dohan FC , Is celiac disease a clue to the pathogenesis of
schizophrenia? Mental Hygene, 1969 Octo, 53 (4) 525-9 UI 70008142
Dzieniszewska-Klepacka L, Kurniewicz-Witczakowa R, Mazurczak T. [Effect
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Wieku Rozwojowego 1979;9:12-34.
Finelli PF, McEntee WJ, Ambler M, Kestenbaum D. Adult celiac disease
presenting as cerebellar syndrome. Neurology 1980;30(3):245-9.
Fukudome S, Yoshikawa M, Opioid Peptides Derived from Wheat Gluten:
Their Isolation and Characterization FEBS Lett. (Federation of European
Biochemical Societies) 1992, 296 number 1, 107-111
Gillberg, C., The role of endogenous opioids in autism and possible
relationship to clinicial features In: Wing, L (ed) Aspects of Autism
(1988): Biological Research, London, Gaskell: pp. 31-37
Hadjivassiliou M, Gibson A, Davies-Jones GA, Lobo AJ, Stephenson TJ,
Milford-Ward A. Does cryptic gluten sensitivity play a part in
neurological illness? [see comments]. Lancet 1996;347(8998):369-71.
Henriksson KG, Hallert C, Norrby K, Walan A. Polymyositis and adult
coeliac disease. Acta Neurologica Scandinavica 1982;65(4):301-19.
Knivsberg AM, Wriig K, Lind G, Nodland M, Reichelt KL, Dietary
Intervention in Autistic Syndromes Brain Dysfuntion (1990); 3:315-327
Knivsberg AM, Reichelt KL, Nodland and Hoien, Autistic Syndromes and
Diet, a Four Year Follow-Up Study of 15 Subjects. Scandinavian Journal
of Eductational Research 39 (1995) No 3 p 223-236.
Kinney HC, Burger PC, Hurwitz BJ, Hijmans JC, Grant JP. Degeneration of
the central nervous system associated with celiac disease. Journal of
the Neurological Sciences 1982;53(1):9-22.
Knutson L, Hallgren R, Ahrenstedt O, Bengtsson U, Lavo B, Lennernas H,
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Kristoferitsch W, Pointner H. Progressive cerebellar syndrome in adult
coeliac disease. Journal of Neurology 1987;234(2):116-8.
Larrain F, Danus O. [Neurological and muscular changes in celiac
disease]. [Spanish]. Revista Chilena de Pediatria 1977;48(2):91-3.
Lu CS, Thompson PD, Quinn NP, Parkes JD, Marsden CD. Ramsay Hunt
syndrome and coeliac disease: a new association? [see comments].
Movement Disorders 1986;1(3):209-19.
Magaudda A, Dalla Bernardina B, De Marco P, Sfaello Z, Longo M,
Colamaria V, et al. Bilateral occipital calcification, epilepsy and
coeliac disease: clinical and neuroimaging features of a new syndrome.
Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry 1993;56(8):885-9.
Mauro A, Orsi L, Mortara P, Costa P, Schiffer D. Cerebellar syndrome in
adult celiac disease with vitamin E deficiency. Acta Neurologica
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McCarthy DM, Coleman M., Response of intestinal mucosa to gluten
challenge in autistic subjects Lancet, 1979 Oct 27, 2 (8148): 877-8
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Mitchell M, Robinson TJ. Gluten sensitivity and neurological
dysfunction [letter; comment]. Lancet 1996;347(9005):904.
Morris JS, Ajdukiewicz AB, Read AE. Neurological disorders and adult
coeliac disease. Gut 1970;11(7):549-54.
Morris JS. Neurological disorders and coeliac disease. Tijdschrift voor
Gastro-Enterologie 1972;15(2):107-15.
Muller AF, Donnelly MT, Smith CM, Grundman MJ, Holmes GK, Toghill PJ.
Neurological complications of celiac disease: a rare but continuing
problem. [Review]. American Journal of Gastroenterology 1996;91(7):
1430-5.
O'Reilly, BA, Waring RH, Enzyme and Sulphur Oxidation Deficiencies in
Autistic Children with Known Food/Chemical Intolerances
Xenobiotica (1990) 20: 117-122
Panksepp, J, A Neurochemical Theory of Autism, Trends in
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Reichelt KL, Knivsberg AM, Lind G, Nodland M, Probable Etiology and
Possible Treatment of Childhood Autism Brain Dysfunction (1991):
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Reichelt KL, Knivsberg AM, Nodland M and Pedersen OS, Correlation of
Found Bioactivities with Symptoms Typical of Autistic Syndroms,
Biological Perspectives in Autism, p. 65-83
Collected papers from the conference organised by the Autism Research
Unit The College of St. Hild & St. Bede, University of Durham, April
5-7th, 1993
Reichelt KL, Lindback T, Scott H, Increased Levels of Antibodies to
Food Proteins in Down Syndrome Acta Paediatrica Japonica (1994) 36,
489-492
Sandyk R, Brennan MJ. Isolated ocular myopathy and celiac disease in
childhood. Neurology 1983;33(6):792.
Troncone R, Greco L, Auricchio S. Gluten-sensitive enteropathy.
[Review]. Pediatric Clinics of North America 1996;43(2):355-73.
Shattock P, Kennedy A, Rowell F, Berney T, Role of Neuropeptides in
Autism and Their Relationship with Classical Neurotransmitters
Brain Dysfuntion (1990); 3:328-345
Shattock P, Lowdon G, Protein, Peptides and Autism, Part 2:
Implications for the Education and Care of People with Autism
Brain Dysfunction (1991): 4:323-334.
Chapter 6 of Biological Treatments for Autism and PDD by William
Shaw (ISBN 0-9661238-0-8) is titled "Abnormalities of the digestive
system" and includes a readable discussion and cites research studies.
Actually you would find the entire book interesting. If you can't find
it in your area, it is available from Great Plains Laboratory 9335 W. 75
Street Overland Park, KS.66204. Cost---$19.95 plus $4.00 shipping
Sullivan RC, Hunches on some biological factors in autism, Journal
of Autism and Childhood Schizophrenia, 1975 Jun, 5 (2): 177-86
UI 76005365
Unsworth DJ. Gluten sensitivity and neurological dysfunction [letter;
comment]. Lancet 1996;347(9005):903-4.
Ward ME, Murphy JT, Greenberg GR. Celiac disease and spinocerebellar
degeneration with normal vitamin E status. Neurology
1985;35(8):1199-201.
Walker-Smith J, Andrews J., Alpha-1-antitrypsin, autism and coeliac
disease Lancet, 1972 Oct 21, 2(782) : 883-4 UI 73016718
Waring RH, Ngong JM, Sulphate Metabolism in Allergy-Induced Autism:
Relevance to the Disease Aetiology Biological Perspectives in Autism,
p. 25-33 Collected papers from the conference organised by the Autism
Research Unit The College of St. Hild & St. Bede, University of Durham,
April 5-7th, 1993
Williams, K; Shattock P, Berney T.
Protein, Peptides and Autism, Part 1: Urinary Protein Patterns in Autism
as Revealed by Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate-Polyacrylamide Gel
Electrophoresis and Silver Staining Brain Dysfunction (1991): 4:320-322.
Zioudrou C, Streaty RA, Klee WA, Opioid peptides derived from food
proteins J Biol. Chem (1979); 254: 2446-9
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