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The Economic Burden of Eosinophilic Gastritis and Eosinophilic Enteritis in the United States.

Michael WoolleyErin E CookFan MuKeith A BettsEmma BillmyerErica YimJingyi ChenEric Q Wu
Published in: Advances in therapy (2022)
The economic burden associated with EoG/EoN is substantial, with patients with EoG/EoN having a higher rate of HRU and incurring $31,180 more than patients without EoG/EoN on average. Most of the cost difference was attributable to outpatient and inpatient costs. Cost-saving strategies to lower the burden of illness in this patient population are needed.
Keyphrases
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