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MICROVILLOUS INCLUSION DISEASE
(MICROVILLOUS ATROPHY)
Frank M Ruemmele, Jacques Schmitz & Olivier Goulet
Orphanet Journal Of Rare Disease 2006, 1:22
DISEASE NAME AND SYNONYMS
 Microvillous inclusion disease
 Microvillous atrophy
 Congenital enteropathy
 Congenital familial protracted diarrhea with enterocyte
brush-border abnormalities
DEFINITION AND DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA
 Congenital and constitutive disorder of intestinal
epithelial cells
 Characterized by the neonatal onset of abundant
watery diarrhoea persisting despite total bowel rest
 Onset most often occurs within the first days of life
 Diagnosis - typical morphological abnormalities -
combination of light and electron microscopic (EM)
analyses of small bowel biopsies
CLINICAL PRESENTATION
 Severe watery diarrhea starts within the first days of
life
 abundant, that within 24 h the children can loose up to
30% of their body weight,
 profound metabolic acidosis and severe dehydration
 Severe and life-threatening
 Accurate quantification of the stool volumes reveals
150 to over 300 ml/kg/d, with a high sodium content
(approximately 100 mmol/L).
 Complete and prolonged bowel rest allows to
reduce stool volume moderately
 Inappropriate parenteral nutrition with steadily
increasing intravenous fluids may significantly
aggravate stool output
 Small number of children has a massive pruritus
secondary to marked elevations in the
concentrations of biliary acids in the blood
 Initially, no specific findings
 enormous abdominal distension with fluid-filled intestinal
and colonic loops
 Congenital MVID urgently require total parental
nutrition (TPN)
 rapidly evolving cholestasis and liver disease
 2 different forms and presentations of MVID to be
distinguished on a clinical and morphological basis:
 Congenital early-onset MVID (starting within the first
days of life), and
 Late-onset MVID (with first symptoms appearing after
two or three months of life).
BIOLOGICAL TESTING
 Secondary to the marked diarrhea
 metabolic acidosis
 signs of hypotonic dehydration
 Risk of developing cholestasis and liver failure
 Stool examination
 fecal sodium concentrations between 100 and 130
mmol/L,
 normal alpha-1 antitrypsin clearance,
 no fecal inflammatory parameters.
ENDOSCOPY/BIOPSIES
 The gold standard in the diagnosis of MVID is a
combined light/electron microscopic histological
analysis of small bowel biopsies.
 Macroscopic endoscopic analysis of the entire
gastro-intestinal tract remains completely normal,
besides non-specific minimal alteration such as
 mild mucosal erythema or,
 in rare cases, indirect signs of villous atrophy
 In contrast, histological analysis reveals major
alterations of the entire small bowel and, to a lesser
degree, also of the colon
 Standard histology shows a variable degree of
villous atrophy without marked crypt hyperplasia,
appearing as "thin mucosa"
The accumulation of PAS positive
granules within the apical cytoplasm of
immature enterocytes in the upper
crypt is highly characteristic of MVID
 In parallel, on PAS staining (light microscopy), the
brush border membrane looks pathological
 enlarged intracytoplasmic band along the apical pole of
enterocytes (corresponding to autophagocytic vacuoles
and microvillous inclusion bodies revealed by EM)
 an atrophic band instead of the normally well-defined
small line representing the brush border
High power magnification of a duodenal section of a patient with
typical microvillous inclusion disease or microvillous atrophy
(MVA). enlarged intracytoplasmic band along the apical pole of
enterocytes is observed along with an atrophic band instead of
the normally well-defined small line representing the brush
border (asterix).
Microvillous inclusion disease (microvillous atrophy)
 New immuno-staining techniques directed against
CD10, a neutral membrane-associated peptidase,
can further help the diagnosis of MVID
 Staining pattern (PAS or CD10) on the apical pole
of enterocytes appears
 in upper crypt epithelial cells in congenital MVID with
early onset,
 whereas late-onset MVID has abnormal enterocyte
structures within the lower villous part
Microvillous inclusion disease (microvillous atrophy)
 On EM,
 mature enterocytes show a reduced to completely
absent microvillus profile on the apical membrane
 increased numbers of autophagic granules
 diagnostic and characteristic microvillus inclusion bodies
are easily distinguishable
 crypt cells appear almost normal on EM apart from
increased number of secretory granules
 Since microvilli on immature crypt cells are most
often normal, isolated EM analysis of these cells
should not be performed as it could lead to a false
negative diagnosis
COMPLICATIONS
 Acute episodes of dehydration and metabolic
decompensation – common
 Hypovolemia - temporary ischemia - neurological
and psychological symptoms such as
developmental retardation
 Impaired renal function is also a frequent
complication,together with nephrocalcinosis
 Major complications of TPN such as cholestasis or
liver failure
 Infectious complications of the central catheter
resulting in sepsis are the most frequent cause of
death
OUTCOME
 Irreversible diarrheal disorder leading to permanent
and definitive intestinal failure
 Dependent on exclusive parenteral nutrition
throughout their lives
 Oral alimentation and appropriate oral caloric intake
are impossible
 Do not survive the first three years of life as a result
of infectious complications or rapid evolution of liver
failure.
 Those who survive often have mental and statural
retardation, and renal complications
 With age, children with late-onset MVID can acquire
partial intestinal autonomy, resulting in a reduction
of number of perfusions of parental nutrition
ETIOLOGY
 Precise etiology of MVID is still unknown
 Major defect in membrane trafficking in enterocytes
has been proposed as pathogenetic mechanism of
MVID, probably secondary to an altered structure of
the cytoskeleton
 Very recent observations indicate a selective defect
in glycoprotein exocytosis in patients with MVID
 Another hypothesis –
 defect in the autophagocytosis pathway was recently
proposed to explain the morphological and functional
abnormalities in MVID
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
 Epithelial dysplasia (tufting enteropathy),
 Inflammatory bowel disorder,
 Autoimmune enteropathies,
 Chloride or sodium diarrhea,
 Na-H-exchange deficiency,
 Glucosegalactose malabsorption,
 Sucrase-isomaltase deficiency,
 Rarely intestinal pseudo-obstruction syndrome or
motility disorders.
EPIDEMIOLOGY
 Extremely rare congenital disorder
 To date, no prevalence data are available
GENETIC COUNSELING
 Incidence of MVID is higher in families with a pre-
existing case of MVID and that there is a high rate
of consanguinity - genetic basis for this disorder
 Probably inherited as autosomal recessive
 Genetic defect has not been identified, no genetic
counselling or prenatal diagnosis is possible
MANAGEMENT INCLUDING TREATMENT
 To date, no causal treatment exists for MVID
 Trials with anti-inflammatory drugs including
steroids and antisecretory medications did not
significantly change stool volumes over a prolonged
period
 All patients are dependent on supportive measures
such as parenteral nutrition, which is the only way
of stabilizing them
 Rapidly succumb to metabolic decompensation.
 New treatment strategies for the management of
MVID are needed
 Intestinal transplantation is a clear alternative to
parenteral nutrition
 isolated small bowel or combined liver-small bowel
transplantation
 Appropriate to consider early small bowel
transplantation as a first choice treatment of early-
onset MVID, allowing the patients to obtain full
intestinal autonomy
 Curative treatment will be available in the near
future
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Microvillous inclusion disease (microvillous atrophy)

  • 1. MICROVILLOUS INCLUSION DISEASE (MICROVILLOUS ATROPHY) Frank M Ruemmele, Jacques Schmitz & Olivier Goulet Orphanet Journal Of Rare Disease 2006, 1:22
  • 2. DISEASE NAME AND SYNONYMS  Microvillous inclusion disease  Microvillous atrophy  Congenital enteropathy  Congenital familial protracted diarrhea with enterocyte brush-border abnormalities
  • 3. DEFINITION AND DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA  Congenital and constitutive disorder of intestinal epithelial cells  Characterized by the neonatal onset of abundant watery diarrhoea persisting despite total bowel rest  Onset most often occurs within the first days of life  Diagnosis - typical morphological abnormalities - combination of light and electron microscopic (EM) analyses of small bowel biopsies
  • 4. CLINICAL PRESENTATION  Severe watery diarrhea starts within the first days of life  abundant, that within 24 h the children can loose up to 30% of their body weight,  profound metabolic acidosis and severe dehydration  Severe and life-threatening  Accurate quantification of the stool volumes reveals 150 to over 300 ml/kg/d, with a high sodium content (approximately 100 mmol/L).
  • 5.  Complete and prolonged bowel rest allows to reduce stool volume moderately  Inappropriate parenteral nutrition with steadily increasing intravenous fluids may significantly aggravate stool output  Small number of children has a massive pruritus secondary to marked elevations in the concentrations of biliary acids in the blood
  • 6.  Initially, no specific findings  enormous abdominal distension with fluid-filled intestinal and colonic loops  Congenital MVID urgently require total parental nutrition (TPN)  rapidly evolving cholestasis and liver disease
  • 7.  2 different forms and presentations of MVID to be distinguished on a clinical and morphological basis:  Congenital early-onset MVID (starting within the first days of life), and  Late-onset MVID (with first symptoms appearing after two or three months of life).
  • 8. BIOLOGICAL TESTING  Secondary to the marked diarrhea  metabolic acidosis  signs of hypotonic dehydration  Risk of developing cholestasis and liver failure  Stool examination  fecal sodium concentrations between 100 and 130 mmol/L,  normal alpha-1 antitrypsin clearance,  no fecal inflammatory parameters.
  • 9. ENDOSCOPY/BIOPSIES  The gold standard in the diagnosis of MVID is a combined light/electron microscopic histological analysis of small bowel biopsies.  Macroscopic endoscopic analysis of the entire gastro-intestinal tract remains completely normal, besides non-specific minimal alteration such as  mild mucosal erythema or,  in rare cases, indirect signs of villous atrophy
  • 10.  In contrast, histological analysis reveals major alterations of the entire small bowel and, to a lesser degree, also of the colon  Standard histology shows a variable degree of villous atrophy without marked crypt hyperplasia, appearing as "thin mucosa"
  • 11. The accumulation of PAS positive granules within the apical cytoplasm of immature enterocytes in the upper crypt is highly characteristic of MVID
  • 12.  In parallel, on PAS staining (light microscopy), the brush border membrane looks pathological  enlarged intracytoplasmic band along the apical pole of enterocytes (corresponding to autophagocytic vacuoles and microvillous inclusion bodies revealed by EM)  an atrophic band instead of the normally well-defined small line representing the brush border
  • 13. High power magnification of a duodenal section of a patient with typical microvillous inclusion disease or microvillous atrophy (MVA). enlarged intracytoplasmic band along the apical pole of enterocytes is observed along with an atrophic band instead of the normally well-defined small line representing the brush border (asterix).
  • 15.  New immuno-staining techniques directed against CD10, a neutral membrane-associated peptidase, can further help the diagnosis of MVID  Staining pattern (PAS or CD10) on the apical pole of enterocytes appears  in upper crypt epithelial cells in congenital MVID with early onset,  whereas late-onset MVID has abnormal enterocyte structures within the lower villous part
  • 17.  On EM,  mature enterocytes show a reduced to completely absent microvillus profile on the apical membrane  increased numbers of autophagic granules  diagnostic and characteristic microvillus inclusion bodies are easily distinguishable  crypt cells appear almost normal on EM apart from increased number of secretory granules
  • 18.  Since microvilli on immature crypt cells are most often normal, isolated EM analysis of these cells should not be performed as it could lead to a false negative diagnosis
  • 19. COMPLICATIONS  Acute episodes of dehydration and metabolic decompensation – common  Hypovolemia - temporary ischemia - neurological and psychological symptoms such as developmental retardation  Impaired renal function is also a frequent complication,together with nephrocalcinosis
  • 20.  Major complications of TPN such as cholestasis or liver failure  Infectious complications of the central catheter resulting in sepsis are the most frequent cause of death
  • 21. OUTCOME  Irreversible diarrheal disorder leading to permanent and definitive intestinal failure  Dependent on exclusive parenteral nutrition throughout their lives  Oral alimentation and appropriate oral caloric intake are impossible
  • 22.  Do not survive the first three years of life as a result of infectious complications or rapid evolution of liver failure.  Those who survive often have mental and statural retardation, and renal complications  With age, children with late-onset MVID can acquire partial intestinal autonomy, resulting in a reduction of number of perfusions of parental nutrition
  • 23. ETIOLOGY  Precise etiology of MVID is still unknown  Major defect in membrane trafficking in enterocytes has been proposed as pathogenetic mechanism of MVID, probably secondary to an altered structure of the cytoskeleton
  • 24.  Very recent observations indicate a selective defect in glycoprotein exocytosis in patients with MVID  Another hypothesis –  defect in the autophagocytosis pathway was recently proposed to explain the morphological and functional abnormalities in MVID
  • 25. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS  Epithelial dysplasia (tufting enteropathy),  Inflammatory bowel disorder,  Autoimmune enteropathies,  Chloride or sodium diarrhea,  Na-H-exchange deficiency,  Glucosegalactose malabsorption,  Sucrase-isomaltase deficiency,  Rarely intestinal pseudo-obstruction syndrome or motility disorders.
  • 26. EPIDEMIOLOGY  Extremely rare congenital disorder  To date, no prevalence data are available
  • 27. GENETIC COUNSELING  Incidence of MVID is higher in families with a pre- existing case of MVID and that there is a high rate of consanguinity - genetic basis for this disorder  Probably inherited as autosomal recessive  Genetic defect has not been identified, no genetic counselling or prenatal diagnosis is possible
  • 28. MANAGEMENT INCLUDING TREATMENT  To date, no causal treatment exists for MVID  Trials with anti-inflammatory drugs including steroids and antisecretory medications did not significantly change stool volumes over a prolonged period  All patients are dependent on supportive measures such as parenteral nutrition, which is the only way of stabilizing them  Rapidly succumb to metabolic decompensation.
  • 29.  New treatment strategies for the management of MVID are needed  Intestinal transplantation is a clear alternative to parenteral nutrition  isolated small bowel or combined liver-small bowel transplantation
  • 30.  Appropriate to consider early small bowel transplantation as a first choice treatment of early- onset MVID, allowing the patients to obtain full intestinal autonomy  Curative treatment will be available in the near future