… This study demonstrates that the quality of life is particularly impaired in young adult
eosinophilic esophagitis patients, and identifies disease duration as a risk factor for a low SF-36 …

… increased with longer durations of untreated disease. The study included 200 adults (median
age, 39 years) with EoE and defined untreated disease duration as the time period from …

… (ie, duration of untreated disease) and disease duration were … patients stratified according
to duration of disease. We found … with disease duration of 0–5 years to 83% in the group with …

… and an atopic state likely increase disease susceptibility in eosinophilic esophagitis. Exposure
to … In a retrospective study of 200 adults with EoE, a longer duration of untreated EoE was …

… We further assessed the mean age and mean duration of symptoms at diagnosis (in years;
including standard deviations, if available) and analyzed symptoms by age category as …

… We demonstrated that patients with a longer duration of undiagnosed disease were more
likely to present with the fibrotic endoscopic phenotype including strictures, whereas the …

… that EoE is a chronic disease causing recurrent dysphagia in the majority of cases. The
prevalence of strictures significantly increases with the duration of disease, which stresses the …

… Active disease Active disease was defined as a peak eosinophilic infiltrate by ≥15 cells
per … response did not improve when their duration increased beyond 10 weeks for diets, 12 …

… relative to duration of EoE disease using a functional lumen imaging probe (FLIP). … symptom
duration and diagnostic delay. This supports that EoE is a progressive, fibrostenotic disease …

Activity of Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE) can be measured by patient reported outcomes (symptoms
and quality of life) and clinician-reported outcomes (endoscopic, histologic, or …