Comparison between SeHCAT test and clinical response to cholestyramine in patients with chronic diarrhea and high suspicion of bile acid malabsorption: A single-center prospective study.
Annalisa SchiepattiIrene BossertMarta CincottaCarolina Arianna ZaniniStiliano MaimarisDaniela D'AmbrosioGiuseppe TrifiròFederico BiagiPublished in: Journal of digestive diseases (2024)
The SeHCAT test accurately identifies patients with BAD who benefit from long-term cholestyramine treatment. Nevertheless, cholestyramine may be also effective in patients with chronic diarrhea but negative SeHCAT test result.