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. 2023 Aug 9;10:1218106. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2023.1218106

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Copyright © 2023 Freitag-Wolf, Schupp, Frye, Fischer, Anwar, Kieszko, Mihailović-Vučinić, Milanowski, Jovanovic, Zissel, Bargagli, Rottoli, Bumbacea, Jonkers, Ho, Gaede, Dubaniewicz, Marshall, Günther, Petrek, Keane, Haraldsdottir, Bonella, Grah, Peroš-Golubičić, Kadija, Pabst, Grohé, Strausz, Safrankova, Millar, Homolka, Wuyts, Spencer, Pfeifer, Valeyre, Poletti, Wirtz, Prasse, Schreiber, Dempfle and Müller-Quernheim.

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Map of the recruited European countries with their most relevant phenotype–genotype relation (smallest p-values) for each of the analyzed 13 regions expressed as OR with 95% confidence intervals; IS: Iceland; I: Italy; IRE: Ireland; E: England; D north: Northern Germany; D mid: Central Germany; D south: Southern Germany; NL-B-F: the Netherlands-Belgium-France Neth-Bel-France; I: Italy; SRB: Serbia; RO: Romania: Pl1: Gdansk, Poland: Pl2; Lublin, Poland CZ: Czech Republic; Pul-Lymph: Pulmonary–Lymphonodal Phenotype; ONCC: Ocular–Cardio–Cutaneous–CNS Phenotype; Extrapul: Extrapulmonary Phenotype; MCP: Musculoskeletal–Cutaneous Phenotype. Grey: participating countries; hatched: pooled cohorts.