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. 2022 Aug 16;3(3):e241. doi: 10.1097/PG9.0000000000000241

TABLE 2.

Review of case series of pediatric patients with IBD treated with tofacitinib

Publication, number and age of patients Patients Duration of tofacitinib Clinical remission Colectomy Response Therapy at the end of follow-up
Dolinger et al (33) 2019 IBD-U1 5 wk No No Primary nonresponse UST
IBD-U2 12.9 wk Yes No Clinical remission off systemic corticosteroids Combination TOFA/VDZ, rectal steroid enemas
UC1 9 wk Yes No Clinical response, no remission, slowly tapering steroids Combination TOFA/VDZ
UC2 11.7 wk Yes No Steroid-free clinical remission Combination TOFA/VDZ
UC3 40.4 wk Yes No Clinical remission off systemic steroids TOFA oral budesonide
UC4 10.3 wk No No No remission achieved. Variable disease course TOFA
UC5 9 wk Yes No Steroid-free clinical remission TOFA
Twelve pediatric patients with biologic-refractory IBD CD1 8.4 wk No No Primary nonresponse UST
Diverting ileostomy
Median age 16 y (14–17 y) CD2 8 wk No No Primary nonresponse
CD3 58.8 wk No No No remission achieved. Variable disease course
CD4 10.7 wk Yes No Steroid-free clinical remission Combination TOFA/VDZ
CD5 5 wk No No Primary nonresponse Diverting ileostomy
Moore et al (35) 2021 UC (n = 14) At week 6 n = 4/21 n = 4 Clinical response n = 10/21, 8 on steroids
Twenty-one pediatric patients and younger adult with biologic-refractory IBD IBD-U (n = 4) At week 12 (17 patients completed induction) n = 7/21 Clinical response n = 7/21, 5 on steroids
Median age 18.4 y (15.1–19.1 y) CD (n = 3) At week 24 (15 patients on TOFA) n = 7/17 Clinical response n = 12/17, 1 on steroids
At week 52 (10 patients on TOFA) n = 7/17 with steroid-free clinical remission n = 2 Clinical response n = 7/17, 0 on steroids

CD = Crohn disease; IBD = inflammatory bowel disease, IBD-U = inflammatory bowel disease unclassified; TOFA = tofacitinib; UC = ulcerative colitis; UST = ustekinumab; VDZ = vedolizumab.