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Hadithi and colleagues explored the possible use of the combination of HLA typing and serologic testing for diagnosing celiac disease. Instead of doing both tests, however, the editorialists suggest that clinicians should use serology or HLA typing (but not both), depending on the clinical situation. They describe clinical situations in which the use of HLA typing can be beneficial and discuss some of its potential restrictions
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