Microvillus Inclusion Disease
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Flattened intestinal villi in microvillus inclusion disease reduce the gut’s absorption surface, causing chronic watery diarrhoea, steatorrhoea, and poor growth from loss of carbs, fat, protein, and vitamins. Use the slider to shift from normal villi to partial atrophy to flat mucosa, and tap diagnoses or open the workup/MCQ tabs.
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