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Journal Article
D101 MECHANISTIC AND TRANSLATIONAL STUDIES IN COPD: Eosinophilic Inflammation In COPD Is Associated With Increased Exacerbations And Unique Blood Transcriptomic Signatures
2017
Overview
Introduction: While airway inflammation in COPD is usually characterized by predominantly neutrophil driven processes, increasing evidence suggests that blood eosinophil levels are related to disease phenotypes and treatment response. Conclusion: Peripheral blood eosinophilia defined by a higher cutoff (200/ul or 4%) in COPD subjects is associated with an increased exacerbation rate.
Publisher
Oxford University Press
