Primary sclerosing cholangitis associated colitis: Characterization of clinical, histologic features, and their associations with liver transplantation

Table 3 Select clinical and histologic features of patients with orthotopic liver transplantation

Diagnosis	Gender	Age (yr)	Age at Dx of IBD (yr)	Age at Dx of PSC (yr)	Colitis duration (yr)	Colectomy	Time of sample	Distribution of IBD	Rectal involvement	Follow-up (yr)	Medical treatment for IBD
PSC UC	F	45	19	40	26	No	Post-OLTf	Right and left	Not involved	8	Ursodiol
PSC UC	F	18	3	27	15	Yes	Pre-OLT	Right and left	Involved	15	Azathioprine
PSC UC	M	61	57	57	4	No	Pre-OLT	Right and left	Involved	10	Mesalamine
PSC UC	M	52	18	42	34	Yes	Pre-OLT	Right and left	Involved	16	Ursodiol, azathioprine
PSC UC	M	24	19	20	5	Yes	Pre-OLT	Right and left	Involved	7	Steroids, mesalamine
PSC UC	M	19	18	15	1	No	Post-OLT	Right and left	Involved	13	Mesalamine
PSC UC	M	22	20	20	2	Yes	Post-OLT	Right and left	Involved	4	Mesalamine, azathioprine, infliximab, steroids
PSC UC	M	55	52	40	3	No	Post-OLT	Right only	Involved	17	Mesalamine
PSC UC	M	60	34	58	26	No	Pre-OLT	Left only	Involved	4	Mesalamine
PSC UC	M	49	29	35	20	Yes	Post-OLT	Right and left	Not involved	10	Steroids
PSC NIBD	M	57	NA	57	NA	NA	Pre-OLT	NA	NA	14	NA

NIBD: No inflammatory bowel disease; F: Female; M: Male; Dx: Diagnosis; NA: Not available; PSC: Primary sclerosing cholangitis; UC: Ulcerative colitis; CD: Crohn disease; IBD: Inflammatory bowel disease; OLT: Orthotopic liver transplantation; NA: Not available.