Increased eosinophils in nasal washes from wheezing children suggest airway inflammation's early role.
Increased concentrations of ECP were detected in nasal washes from wheezing infants and children, suggesting that eosinophils may contribute to pathogenesis of airway inflammation in wheezing children early in life.
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