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  • Autoregressive cross-lagged models of IMPACT-III and Pediatric Crohn’s Disease Activity indexes during one year infliximab therapy in pediatric patients with Crohn’s disease 
    Szabó Dolóresz; Kökönyei Gyöngyi; Arató András; Dezsőfi Antal; Molnár Kriszta; Müller Katalin Eszter; Lakatos Péter László; Papp Mária; Lovász Barbara Dorottya; Golovics Petra Anna; Cseh Áron; Veres Gábor (2014)
    BACKGROUND: Quality of life (QoL) is an important outcome measure in the evaluation of therapies for inflammatory bowel disease. The primary aim of this study was to determine the effect of one year infliximab treatment ...
  • A coeliakia genetikai es epigenetikai vonatkozasai. 
    Kocsis Dorottya; Béres Nóra; Veres Gábor; Szabó Dolóresz; Müller Katalin Eszter; Arató András; Juhász Márk (2014)
    Genetic backround of coeliac disease has been subjects to intensive research since decades. However, only results of HLA phenotyping have been taken over to routine clinical practice. Meanwhile, data on the role of ...
  • Diagnostic yield of upper endoscopy in paediatric patients with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Subanalysis of the HUPIR registry. 
    Kovács Márta; Müller Katalin Eszter; Arató András; Lakatos Péter László; Kovacs Judit B.; Herczegné Várkonyi Ágnes; Sólyom Enikő; Polgár Marianne; Nemes Éva; Guthy Ildikó; Tokodi István; Tóth Gergely; Horváth Ágnes; Tárnok András; Micskey Éva; Tomsits Erika; Csoszánszky Noémi; Vass Noémi; Bódi Piroska; Dezsőfi Antal; Gárdos László; Micskey Éva; Papp Mária; Szűcs Dániel; Cseh Áron; Molnár Kriszta; Szabó Doloresz; Veres Gábor; Hungarian IBD Registry Group (2012)
  • Foreign body impaction in the sigmoid colon 
    Müller Katalin Eszter; Arató András; Lakatos Péter László; Papp Mária; Veres Gábor (2013)
    Foreign body ingestion is a common clinical problem in early childhood. However, it may occur even in adults, unknowingly. Most ingested foreign bodies entering the stomach pass through the gastrointestinal tract uneventfully. ...