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Factors predicting the final diagnosis of peripheral blood hypereosinophilia-- a retrospective analysis

2024-05-05

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To the Editor, Blood hypereosinophilia (HE), defined as eosinophils in peripheral blood over 1.5 G/L, is clinical challenge in modern medicine [1]. A variety of causes and symptoms make patients undergo many tests before final diagnosis is made and the necessary therapy is initiated [1]. Factors predicting the final diagnosis might prove useful, as some of the more costly and invasive tests could be skipped [1]. T...

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10.22541/au.171488295.54269969/v1
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