Evaluation of Genetic Variants Associated with the Risk of Thiopurine-Related Pancreatitis: A Case Control Study from ENEIDA Registry.
Iván GuerraFrancisco BarrosMaría ChaparroJosé M BenítezMaría Dolores Martín-ArranzRuth de FranciscoMarta PiquerasLuisa de CastroAna Y CarbajoFernando BermejoMiguel MínguezAna GutiérrezFrancisco MesoneroFiorella CañeteCarlos González-MuñozaMarta CalvoBeatriz SiciliaErika AlfambraMontserrat RiveroAlfredo J LucendoCarlos A TardilloPedro AlmelaLuis BujandaManuel van DomselaarLaura RamosMaría Fernández SánchezEsther HinojosaCristina VerdejoAnna GimenezIago Rodríguez-LagoNoemí ManceñidoJosé L Pérez CalleMónica Del Pilar MorenoPedro Genaro Delgado-GuillenaBeatriz AntolínPatricia Ramírez de la PiscinaMaría José CasanovaPilar Soto EscribanoEduardo Martín ArranzIsabel Pérez-MartínezRaquel MenaNatalia García MoralesAlicia GranjaMarta Maia Boscá WattsRubén FrancésCristina FernándezMargalida CalafatCristina Roig-RamosMaría Isabel VeraÁngel CarracedoEugeni DomènechJavier P Gisbertnull nullPublished in: Digestive diseases (Basel, Switzerland) (2024)
In patients with IBD, genes known to cause pancreatitis seem not to be involved in thiopurine-related pancreatitis onset.