Peripheral Eosinophilia in Patients With Inflammatory Bowel Disease Defines an Aggressive Disease Phenotype
Benjamin Click(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), David G. Binion(University of Pittsburgh), Douglas J. Hartman(University of Pittsburgh), Michael A. Dunn(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), Alyce Anderson(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), Sally E. Wenzel(National Jewish Health), Claudia Ramos Rivers(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), Jorge D. Machicado(University of Michigan), Ioannis E. Κoutroubakis(University of Crete), Dmitriy Babichenko(University of Pittsburgh), Jason M. Swoger(European CanCer Organisation), Jana G. Hashash(Mayo Clinic in Florida), Arthur Barrie(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), Miguel Regueiro(Cleveland Clinic), Marc Schwartz(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center)
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