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TRANSIENT MALABSORPTION IN INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS

CASE REPORT

MELVIN L. BUTLER LTC, MC, USA, LYNN CARLTON MAJ, MC, USA, H. P. DEGREEN CPT, MC, USA, STEVEN K. TEPLICK MAJ, MC, USA, and JOSEPH R. METZ MAJ, MC, USA

A patient with infectious mononucleosis and diarrhea was studied and found to have clinical, biochemical and roentgenologic evidence of malabsorption.

Small bowel biopsy showed infiltration of the lamina propria with atypical mononuclear cells as well as clubbed villi.

No other cause for the malabsorption was found and over a 16 week period all parameters of small bowel function returned to normal as did the jejunal biopsy.


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