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Eosinophilia as marker of outcome in hospitalised patients with AECOPD

H.J. Prins, D. Snijders, J.M.A. Daniels, W.G. Boersma
European Respiratory Journal 2013 42: 3320; DOI:
H.J. Prins
1Pulmonary Diseases, MCA, ALkmaar, Netherlands
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1Pulmonary Diseases, MCA, ALkmaar, Netherlands
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J.M.A. Daniels
2Pulmonary Diseases, VUMC, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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  •  Eos ≤ 2% (n=74)Eos > 2% (n=16)p-value
    FEV1 %pred42.2±18.149.8±15.70.10
    Inhalation corticosteroids (CS)66(89%)11 (69%)0.05
    Pretreatment systemic CS35(47%)7 (44%)0.80
    Exacerbations last 2 years3.7±3.82.5±2.40.34
    CRP mg/l55.4±68.639.5±63.20.17
    Treatment failure ≤ day 3033 (44.6%)6 (37.5%)0.60
    Time to treatment failure(days)53.54±79.2555.27±61.330.19
    Lenght of Stay (LOS) (days)8.69±6.006.00±2.280.03
    Mortality4 (5.4%)1(6.3%)0.46
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Eosinophilia as marker of outcome in hospitalised patients with AECOPD
H.J. Prins, D. Snijders, J.M.A. Daniels, W.G. Boersma
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