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Xue-Liang
Jiang, Department of Gastroenterology, Chinese PLA General
Hospital of Jinan Command, Jinan 250031,China
Hui-Fei Cui, Department of Biochemical Pharmaceutics, Shandong
University, Jinan 250012, Shandong Province, China
Supported by the Key Research Fund of Jinan Command, No.9801
Correspondence to: Dr. Xue Liang Jiang, Department of
Gastroenterol,ogy, Chinese PLA General Hospital of Jinan Command, 25
Shifanlu, Jinan 250031, Shandong Province, China. chfjxl@jn-public.sd.cninfo.net
Telephone: +86-531-2600132 Fax:+86-531-2600132
Received 2001-07-19 Accepted 2001-08-01
Abstract
AIM: To
analyze the characteristics of ulcerative colitis(UC) in China.
METHODS: From
1981 to 2000, a total of 10218 patients of UC reported in Chinese
medical literature and including our cases diagnosed were analyzed
according to the diagnostic criteria of Lennard-Jones.
RESULTS:
The number of cases increased by 3.08 times over the past 10 years
(2506 patients were diagnosed from 1981 to 1990 while 7512 patients
were diagnosed from 1991 to 2000).Lesion range were described in
7966 patients, 5592 (70.20%) were proctosigmoiditis or proctitis,
1792( 22.50%) left-sided colitis, 582(7.30%) pancolitis. Among the
8122 patients, 2826 (34.8%) had first episode, 4272 (52.6%) had
chronic relapse, 869 (10.7% ) were of chronic persist type, 154
(1.9%) were of acute fulminant type. The course of the illness were
described in 5867 patients, 4427(75.5%) were less than 5 years, 910
(15.5%) between 5 and 10 years,530 (9.1%) more than 10 years. Six
hundred and sixteen patients patients(6.1%) had extraintestinal
manifestations.The mean age at the diagnosis was 40.7 years( range
6-80 years, and the peak ages 30-49 years). The male to female ratio
was1.09. Among 270 patients diagnosed in our hospital, 36 had
histories of smoking, there was no negative association between the
severity of UC and smoking(P>0.05), 21 smokers were
followed up for one year, 15 of them had given up smoking when the
disease were diagnosed, and one year later, 7 patients relapsed,
another 6 patients continued smoking, and one year later, 2 patients
relapsed. Among 270 UC patients diagnosed in our hospital, 4
patients(1.48%) from 2 families had familial history of UC.
Treatment was mentioned in 6859 patients, only 5-ASA and/or
corticosteroid only in 1276 patients(18.6%), only Chinese herbs in
1377 patients(20.1%), combined Chinese and western medicine in 4056
patients(59.1%), surgery was performed in 87 patients(1.3%),other
treatments in 63 patients(0.9%).
CONCLUSIONS:
In China, number of UC patients increased significantly in the past
10 years. Lesions are commonly located to left side colon. The
course is short with rare extraintestinal manifestations. The age of
onset is relatively high. Males and females are nearly equally
affected. No negative relation was found between smoking and
severity of the disease. Familial relatives are rarely involved
Traditional Chinese medicine(TCM) is widely used in the treatment of
UC.
Jiang
XL, Cui HF. An analysis of 10218 ulcerative colitis cases in China.
World J Gastroenterol 2002;8(1):158-161
INTRODUCTION
Ulcerative colitis(UC) was
first described by Wilks in 1859. In China, the first case of UC was
reported in 1956[1]. The diagnostic criteria of UC was
published firstly in1978 and was revised in 1993 on the National
Conference of Chronic non-infective Diarrhea Disease in Taiyuan
city, China[2-4]. The criteria are similar to Lennard-Jones,
on the three major aspects: mainly by exclusion. A multi-center
study was set up in Chinese PLA General Hospital of Jinan Command (Shandong
province, China) in 1999, with eight comprehensive hospitals from
different areas using unique diagnostic criteria and method
treatment[1].
UC
was thought to be infrequent in China in the past, however, it was
increasing over the last 20 years[1,2,5]. Figure 1.
Figure 1(PDF)
Cases reported on the conferences in China.
No precise statistics are available
in China, in our hospital, 57 cases were admitted from 1981 to 1990,
whereas 213 cases were hospitalized from 1991 to 2000[1].
According to the statistics of World Digestology Network (http://www.wd.org.cn)
data base, more than 1560 Chinese papers on this subject were
published in the past 20 years, of which, 102 articles were
published on World Chinese Journal of Digestology(founded in 1993)
and World Journal of Gastroenterol,ogy(founded in 1995), regarding
the animal model[6-16], etiology and pathogenesis[17-36],
diagnostic criteria[1-4] and results of treatment, etc[37-102].
Of these 1560 papers, a total of 10218 patients of UC were reported
in Chinese medical literature including those diagnosed in our
hospital.
MATERIALS
AND METHODS
The diagnosis of UC was
based on endoscopic or radiological findings and mucosal biopsies or
surgical pathology using Lennard-Jones criteria. Only those verified
were included in the study. A total of 10218 patients of UC reported
in Chinese medical literature including ours according to the
diagnostic criteria of Lennard-Jones were analyzed. Ridit test was
used, a value ofP<0.05 was regarded as statistically
significant.
RESULTS
Case number
From 1981 to 2000, a total of 10218 cases of UC were reported, of
these, 2506 were diagnosed from 1981 to 1990 whereas 7512 were
diagnosed from 1991 to 2000, an increasing to 3.08 times in the past
10 years.
Extent
of lesions range
As described in 7966 patients, 5592 (70.20%) were proctosigmoiditis/proctitis,
1792( 22.50%)left-sided colitis, 582(7.30%) pancolitis.
Clinical
types
Of those described in 8122 cases, 34.8%(2826 patients) were first
presentation, 52.6%(4272 patients) were chronic relapsing,10.7%(869
patients) were chronic persistent, 1.9%(154 patients) were acute
fulminant.
Course
Of those described in 5867 cases, 4427(75.5%) patients were less
than 5 years, 910 patients(15.5%) between 5 and 10 years, 530
patients(9.1%) more than 10 years.
Extraintestinal
manifestations
618 patients(6.1%) had extraintestinal manifestations.
Age
The mean age at the diagnosis was 40.7 years(range 6-80 years, peak
age range 30-49 years).
Sex
The male to female ratio was1.09.
Smoking
In our 270 patients, 36 patients (30 male, 6 female) had histories
of smoking(more than 20 cigarette one day), there was no negative
association between the severity of UC and smoking(P>0.05,
Table 1), 21 smokers were followed up for one year, 15 of them had
given up smoking when the disease were diagnosed, and one year
later, 7 patients relapsed, another 6 patients continued smoking,
and one year later, 2 patients relapsed.
Table
1 The
association between the severity of UC and smoking
|
Group/severity
|
mild
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moderate
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severe
|
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Smokers
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20
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11
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5
|
|
Non-smokers
|
130
|
72
|
32
|
Ridit
test,P>0.05
Family
study
In our 270 UC patients, 4 patients(1.48%) from 2 families had
familical history of UC. In one family, the patients were mother and
son, in the other family, the patient were two sisters, and their
mother had a history of bloody stool more than 9 years without
seeking medical advise.
Treatment
Of the 10218 patients, treatment was mentioned in 6859 cases, only
5-ASA and/or corticosteroid only in 1276 patients(18.6%), only
Chinese herbs in 1377 patients(20.1%), combined Chinese and western
medicine in 4056 patients(59.1%),surgery was performed in 87
patients(1.3%),other treatments in 63 patients(0.9%).Figure 2.
Figure
2(PDF)
Treatment of UC in China. WM:western medicine TCM:traditional
Chinese medicine
DISSCUSION
The characteristic features
of UC in China are as follows:
UC
increased significantly in the past 10 years
The incidence of UC varies greatly in different geographical areas
of the world[90-92,95,101-102]. A high incidence is seen
in Northern Europe and North America. In the western world, a sharp
rise in the incidence of UC has been observed since early 1950s[95],
and now the incidence is stable. UC has been thought uncommon in
China, however, an analysis of 1560 papers and 10218 cases indicate
that the incidence is rising in recent years. From 1981 to 1990,
2506 patients were diagnosed while 7512 patients were diagnosed from
1991 to 2000. The number of cases increase by 3.08 times in the past
10 years. This is due to increasing awareness, better health care
and improved study diagnostics. However, it may also be a real
increase, reflecting changes in life style and dietary composition.
These may shed some light on the role of environmental factors in
the etiology of UC[1].
Lesions
mostly affect left sided colon
In China, UC is usually restricted to the rectum, sigmoid and
descending colon, proctocolitis are common. Our data showed 92.7%
were restrict to left colon(70.20% proctosigmoiditis/ proctitis,
22.50% left-sided colitis), 7.30% pancolitis, the later was commonly
seen in the Western countries[101].
The
course of illness is shorter with less extraintestinal
manifestations
Occasionally, the disease may present as a single mild episode of
diarrhea, but may at anytime relapse. In China, 34.8% were first
presentation, 52.6% chronic relapsing, 10.7% chronic persistent,
only 1.9% acute fulminant. Usually, the history revealed months or
years of general ill health with continuous or intermittent
diarrhea. In China, among that, the course of UC is commonly less
than 5 years(75.5%), only 9.1% more than 10 years. Symptoms may be
mild, systemic complications are rare, only 6.1% has extraintestinal
manifestations, much less than that in the Western countries[99].
The
onset of illness is relatively higher
In china, the onset of UC is relatively higher in the middle and
old-age group(30-49 years old), mean age at the diagnosis was 40.7
years, but may occur at any age ( range 6-80 years), while in the
western countries the peak age is 30 years old[91].
Male
and female are nearly equally affected
The reports on sex difference are variable, but there seem to be a
tendency to a male preponderance especially in high incidence areas.
Our data suggest that the male to female ratio was1.09, with nearly
equal frequencies.
No
relation between smoking and severity of illness
Smoking is the only consistent risk factor in case-control studies
of UC, and there is no apparent relation seen between ulcerative
colitis and cigarette smoking in our cases
Familial
relatives are rarely involved
Genetic study of UC are rarely performed in China. In our 270 UC
patients, 4 patients(1.48%) from 2 families had family history of UC,
which is much rarer than expected. The familial tendency may be much
lower than that seen in western countries[91,102].
Traditional
Chinese medicine are widely used for the treatment of UC
SASP, is still the major drug used for the treatment of UC in China,
which is effective in inducing remission and maintenance in
mild-to-moderate cases. 5-ASA is too costly, corticosteroids are
more commonly used, whereas 6-MP is only used by some authors.
Heparin or oral low molecular weight heparin has been found to
paradoxically induce remission in occasional patients with
corticosteroid-resistant UC in China[48,57,60]. In China,
herb medicine as heartleaf houttuynia[12,13], has been
widely used in patients with mild-to-moderate disease, as well as an
adjunct to patient with moderate-to-severe disease. Combined Chinese
and western medicine is the predominance treatment in China.
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