par Casimir, Georges 
;Heldenbergh, Fabienne ;Hanssens, Laurence ;Mulier, Sandra ;Heinrichs, Claudine ;Lefevre, Nicolas ;Désir, Julie ;Corazza, Francis ;Duchateau, Jean
Référence Journal of Inflammation, 7, page (28)
Publication Publié, 2010
;Heldenbergh, Fabienne ;Hanssens, Laurence ;Mulier, Sandra ;Heinrichs, Claudine ;Lefevre, Nicolas ;Désir, Julie ;Corazza, Francis ;Duchateau, Jean Référence Journal of Inflammation, 7, page (28)
Publication Publié, 2010
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | Gender influences clinical presentations and markers in inflammatory diseases. In many chronic conditions, frequency of complications is greater in females, suggesting that continuous inflammatory reaction may induce greater damage in targeted organs and functions. |
