Environmental factors in a population-based inception cohort of inflammatory bowel disease patients in Europe--an ECCO-EpiCom study.
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N. Pedersen | C. O'Morain | E. Bjornsson | E. Björnsson | V. Andersen | L. Kupčinskas | J. Dahlerup | S. Sebastian | P. Lakatos | P. Munkholm | J. Halfvarson | E. Langholz | G. Kiudelis | N. Thorsgaard | J. Kjeldsen | J. Burisch | D. Martínez-Ares | P. Collin | K. Katsanos | S. Odes | J. Olsen | F. Magro | S. Odes | D. Lazăr | A. Goldiş | E. Belousova | K. Ladefoged | H. Tsai | N. Turk | E. Tsianos | I. Vind | N. Pedersen | L. Lakatos | O. Shonová | V. Hernández | N. Arebi | R. Salupere | P. Manninen | D. Schwartz | G. Ragnarsson | M. Bortlík | S. Cukovic-Cavka | D. Ďuricová | S. Turcan | M. Giannotta | K. Nielsen | I. Kaimakliotis | S. Avnstrøm | S. Krabbe | Y. Bailey | L. Barros | I. Nikulina | Y. Zhulina | S. Almér | G. Girardin | E. Belousova | Pia Manninen | Susanne Krabbe
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