Do high serum levels of anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae antibodies result from a leakiness of the gut barrier in Crohn's disease?
Elevated serum levels of anti-S. cerevisiae antibodies do not seem to result primarily from a defect of the gut barrier. This observation points to an intrinsic pathomechanism in the development of increased ASCA serum levels.
The moon phases did not show any apparent association with AMI occurrence. However, there might be a 'cardioprotective' time three days after a new moon.