Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2015.
World J Gastrointest Endosc. Jun 25, 2015; 7(7): 736-740
Published online Jun 25, 2015. doi: 10.4253/wjge.v7.i7.736
Table 1 Participant demographics
Research group(n = 38)Control group(n = 84)P value1
Sex
Male, n (%)20 (52.6)48 (57.1)0.64
Female, n (%)18 (47.4)36 (42.9)
Age in years, n (%)
0-51 (2.6)16 (19.0)0.05
6-1210 (26.3)19 (22.6)
13-2127 (71.1)49 (58.3)
Race
White, n (%)5 (13.2)26 (31)0.04
Non-white, n (%)33 (86.8)58 (69)
Diagnosis
IBD2, n (%)17 (44.7)21 (25)0.03
Normal histology, n (%)21 (55.3)63 (75)
IBD diagnosis
CD3, n (%)11 (28.9)10 (11.9)0.23
UC4, n (%)5 (13.2)11 (13)
IC5, n (%)1 (2.6)0
History of IBD
Yes8120.54
No99
Table 2 Minor gastrointestinal outcomes
Research group(n = 38)Control group(n = 84)P value1
Gastrointestinal symptom after
Procedure, n (%)
Yes8 (21.1)13 (15.5)0.45
No30 (78.9)71 (84.5)
Mechanism of reporting
Phone call660.14
PGI2 clinic visit01
ED visit21
Inpatient05
Management
Outpatient560.81
Admission to hospital11
Referral to ED21
Continued admission05
Gastrointestinal symptom3 (%)
Abdominal pain only2 (5.3)4 (4.8)0.82
Abdominal pain + diarrhea and/or vomiting3 (7.9)5 (6.0)
Rectal bleeding3 (7.9)2 (2.4)
Other2 (5.3)3 (3.6)
Number of Biopsies
Mean ± SD413.6 ± 4.29.3 ± 4.4< 0.0001
Table 3 Indications for colonoscopy
Indication (%)Research (n = 38)Control (n = 84)P value1
Abdominal pain50501
Diarrhea44.736.90.41
Rectal bleeding36.834.50.8
Weight loss44.720.20.01
Loss of appetite34.210.70.002
Constipation18.415.50.68
Vomiting15.814.30.83
Fatigue23.73.570.001
Fever7.893.570.31
Joint pain10.51.190.02
Rash5.2600.03