Case Control Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2019.
World J Gastroenterol. May 28, 2019; 25(20): 2473-2488
Published online May 28, 2019. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v25.i20.2473
Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the study population
HCs (n = 500)ITB (n = 133)CD (n = 128)P-value
Gender (Female/male)237/26337/9642/860.42
Age of diagnosis (yr)38.5 ± 12.841.0 ± 17.237.4 ± 16.10.06
Smokers, n (%)103/500 (20.6)32/133 (24.1)22/128 (17.2)0.22
Drinkers, n (%)56/500 (11.2)17/133 (12.8)15/128 (11.7)0.85
WBC (109/L)7.08 ± 4.07.95 ± 3.50.10
Hb, g/L113.56 ± 23.1109.83 ± 25.80.28
ESR, mm/h37.43 ± 25.634.60 ± 25.60.50
PPD (positive), n (%)34/49 (69.4)11/35 (31.4)0.06
T-SPOT (positive), n (%)20/26 (76.9)3/27 (11.1)0.002
TB not examined5862
Abnormal lung imaging findings, n (%)50/133 (37.6)3/128 (2.3)< 0.0001
Remission rate: n (%)
5-ASA77/128 (60.2)
Glucocorticoids31/128 (24.2)
Immunosuppressors5/128 (3.9)
Anti-TNF8/128 (6.2)
Non-remission7/128 (5.5)
Disease related surgery, n (%)21/133 (15.8)29/128 (22.7)0.21
Location of ITB, n (%)
Small intestine11/133 (8.3)
Ileocecus77/133 (57.9)
Colon37/133 (27.8)
Data not available8/133 (6.0)
Location of CD, n (%)
L1 ± L460/128 (46.9)
L2 ± L436/128 (28.1)
L3 ± L429/128 (22.7)
L43/128 (2.3)
Behavior of CD, n (%)
B1—Inflammatory81/128 (63.3)
B2—Stricturing37/128 (28.9)
B3—Penetrating10/128 (7.8)
p—Perianal35/128 (27.3)