Prospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2015.
World J Gastroenterol. Feb 28, 2015; 21(8): 2475-2482
Published online Feb 28, 2015. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v21.i8.2475
Table 1 General patient information n (%)
Gender ratio (male:female)23:5
Age (yr)25.9 ± 6.9 (13-36)
Mean follow-up (mo)26.4 (14-41)
Surgical history
Hemorrhoidectomy1 (3.6)
Perianal abscess drainage surgery10 (35.7)
Anal fistula surgery15 (53.6)
Previous medical therapy
Corticosteroids6 (21.4)
Immunomodulator therapy2 (7.1)
Infliximab1 (3.6)
No therapy19 (67.9)
Lesioned intestinal segment
Ileum8 (28.6)
Colon4 (14.3)
Ileocolon14 (50.0)
Unable to assess2 (7.1)
Types of fistula
Simple5 (17.9)
Complex23 (82.1)
Concomitant perianal diseases
Skin tag4 (14.3)
Anal fissure5 (17.8)
Anorectal stenosis4 (14.3)
Other associated symptoms
Stomach pain18 (64.3)
Diarrhea13 (46.4)
Anemia7 (25.0)
Fever4 (14.3)
Table 2 Crohn's disease activity index/perianal Crohn's disease activity index/body mass index and related hematologic examination results before and after treatment (mean ± SD)
Before treatment (week 0)After treatment (week 30)t valueP value
CDAI205.47 ± 111.1370.07 ± 77.549.9740.000
PDAI8.54 ± 4.890.93 ± 2.088.5900.000
BMI18.52 ± 2.8421.36 ± 2.94-6.4470.000
CRP (mg/L)25.61 ± 22.85.20 ± 5.394.2440.000
ESR (mm/h)25.29 ± 17.6411.10 ± 6.97814.7000.000
HB121.21 ± 16.40129.57 ± 17.64-3.9850.000
WBC (× 109/L)7.27 ± 2.905.29 ± 1.413.7130.001
N (%)68.45 ± 8.6952.39 ± 10.748.6770.000
PLT (× 109/L)267.88 ± 99.92196.10 ± 63.224.4410.000
ALB39.68 ± 5.9343.10 ± 3.89-2.7780.010