Observational Study
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World J Gastrointest Endosc. Mar 16, 2022; 14(3): 153-162
Published online Mar 16, 2022. doi: 10.4253/wjge.v14.i3.153
Table 1 Demographic, clinical and therapeutic characteristics of the inflammatory bowel disease cohort
TherapyCharacteristics (n, %)Disease

Total (n)
CD (n)
UC (n)
Biologic treatmentMale (15, 41.6)13336
Woman (20, 55.5)155
BMI > 30 (5, 13.8) 32
BMI < 30 (31, 82.2)256
Comorbidities yes (14, 38.8)113
Comorbidities no (22, 61.2)175
Age > 65 (5, 13.8)23
Age < 65 (31, 86.2)265
AzathioprineMale (9, 64.2)3614
Woman (5, 35.7)23
BMI > 30 (1, 7.1)10
BMI < 30 (13, 92.8)49
Comorbidities yes (6, 42.8)24
Comorbidities no (8, 57.1)35
Age > 65 (3, 21.4)12
Age < 65 (11, 78.6)47
MesalazineMale (23, 43.4)101353
Woman (30, 56.6)1119
BMI > 30 (6, 11.3)24
BMI < 30 (47, 88.7)1928
Comorbidities yes (30, 56.6)1020
Comorbidities no (23, 43.3)1112
Age > 65 (19, 35.8)109
Age < 65 (34, 64.2)1123
5449103
Table 2 Survey responses of 103 inflammatory bowel disease patients
Survey answers
Close contacts with positive patients (n, %)Yes17, 16.5
No85, 82.5
Nd1, 1
Tested for swab (n, %)Yes13, 12.5Positive1, 1
Negative12, 11.5
No90, 87.5
Symptoms (n, %)No symptoms49, 47.5
MildCough19, 18.4
Changes in taste/smell6, 5.8
Muscle and joint pain12, 11.6
Asthenia11, 10.6
Fever18, 17.4
GI symptoms23, 22.3
SevereMild dyspnea4, 3.8
Pneumonia1, 0.9
Total number of patients (n)103
Table 3 Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 IgG positive inflammatory bowel disease patients divided by presence or absence of COVID-19 symptoms and ongoing therapy
SARS-CoV-2 IgG value > 7
SARS-CoV-2 IgG positive patients (n, %)
Therapy (patients, n, %)
Disease

Total n (%)


CD (n)
UC (n)

COVID-19 symptoms yes (12, 63.2)Biologic drug (6, 50.0) 516
Azathioprine (4, 33.3)134
Mesalazine (2, 16.6)022
COVID-19 symptoms no (7, 36.8)Biologic treatment (4, 57.1)404
Azathioprine (1, 14.3)011
Mesalazine (2, 28.6)022
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