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Early anti-TNF/immunomodulator therapy is associated with better long-term clinical outcomes in Asian patients with Crohn's disease with poor prognostic factors

  • Eun Hye Oh
  • , Kyunghwan Oh
  • , Minkyu Han
  • , Hyungil Seo
  • , Kiju Chang
  • , Sun Ho Lee
  • , Gwang Un Kim
  • , Eun Mi Song
  • , Myeongsook Seo
  • , Ho Su Lee
  • , Sung Wook Hwang
  • , Sang Hyoung Park
  • , Dong Hoon Yang
  • , Kyung Jo Kim
  • , Jeong Sik Byeon
  • , Seung Jae Myung
  • , Suk Kyun Yang
  • , Byong Duk Ye

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