Pediatric inflammatory bowel disease: Increasing incidence, decreasing surgery rate, and compromised nutritional status: A prospective population-based cohort study 2007–2009
Christian Jakobsen(Hvidovre Hospital), Vibeke Wewer(Hvidovre Hospital), Anders Pærregaard(Amager Hospital), Jan Færk(Holbæk Sygehus), Iza Kramer(Roskilde Sygehus), Pia Munkholm(University of Copenhagen), Marianne Antonius Jakobsen(Odense University Hospital), Jesper Rye Andersen, Aksel Lange(Aarhus University Hospital), Janina Czernia-Mazurkiewicz(Sjællands Universitetshospital, Nykøbing F.)
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