Open AccessAssociation of sputum and blood eosinophil concentrations with clinical measures of COPD severity: an analysis of the SPIROMICS cohort
Author(s) -
A.T. Hastie,
F.J. Martinez,
J.L. Curtis,
C.M. Doerschuk,
N.N. Hansel,
S. Christenson,
N. Putcha,
V.E. Ortega,
X. Li,
R.G. Barr,
Elizabeth E. Carretta,
David Couper,
C.B. Cooper,
E.A. Hoffman,
R.E. Kanner,
E. Kleerup,
W.K. ONeal,
R. Paine,
S.P. Peters,
N.E. Alexis,
P.G. Woodruff,
M.K. Han,
D.A. Meyers,
E.R. Bleecker,
W.H. Anderson,
R.C. Boucher,
R.P. Bowler,
A.P. Comellas,
G.J. Criner,
R.G. Crystal,
M.T. Dransfield,
C.M. Freeman,
R.J. Kaner,
J.A. Krishnan,
L.M. LaVange,
S.C. Lazarus,
J.D. Newell,
E.C. Oelsner,
S.I. Rennard,
D.P. Tashkin,
M.B. Scholand,
J.M. Wells,
R.A. Wise
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
carolina digital repository (university of north carolina at chapel hill)
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.17615/xrb4-be46
Subject(s) - sputum , copd , cohort , eosinophil , medicine , association (psychology) , cohort study , immunology , psychology , pathology , asthma , tuberculosis , psychotherapist