Schilling's test may be used to establish a diagnosis of :
Answer is A (Intrinsic factor deficiency) Shilling's test is typically done to determine the cause of cobalamine malabsorption (Vitamin B12 malabsorption. A diagnosis of Intrinsic factor deficiency can be established if radiolabelled cobalamine (Vitamin B12) appears in urine after administration of Intrinsic factor. Schilling test is abnormal in conditions that affect cobalamine absorption including Intrinsic Factor Deficiency in Pernicious anemia, Exocrine Pancreatic Dysfunction in Chronic Pancreatitis, Bacterial overgrowth syndrome and Ileal dysfunction.
Intrinsic factor deficiency
Pancreatic Endocrine dysfunction
Megaloblastic anemia from folic acid deficiency
All of the above