Fr230 EFFECT ON EARLY GROWTH OF OFFSPRING BY UNDIAGNOSED MATERNAL CELIAC DISEASE IN PREGNANCY

were hospitalized tended to be older (45.8y vs 39.4y, p= 0.2) and have at least one comorbidity (50.0%vs 31.9%,p= 0.3).Patients who were hospitalized were also less likely to adhere to a strict gluten-free diet (41.7% vs 65.3%, p=0.2).Patients with gastrointestinal symptoms were more likely to be hospitalized (66.7% vs 31.9%,p = 0.03).An online dashboard with interactive map displaying the current global distribution of patients with CD and COVID-19 is found here: www.covidceliac.org/mapConclusions: Preliminary data from the SECURE-Celiac registry does not suggest increased risk of severe outcomes in patients with celiac disease who contract COVID-19.Gastrointestinal symptoms were associated with hospitalization for COVID-19.The registry remains open for clinicians to contribute to this reporting system so as to better define the impact of COVID-19 on patients with celiac disease and how factors such as age, comorbidities, and treatments impact COVID-19 outcomes.