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. 2023 Jun 7;17(11):1791–1799. doi: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjad097

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study group of patients with coexisting autoimmune pancreatitis and inflammatory bowel disease.

Feature Entire cohort [N = 96]
Gender [males] 51 [53%]
Current age [years ± SD] 40 ± 16
Age at IBD diagnosis [years ± SD] 32 ± 15
Duration of IBD follow-up [years ± SD] 7 ± 6
Type of IBD, n [%]
 Crohn’s disease 18 [19%]
 Ulcerative colitis 76 [79%]
 IBDU 2 [2%]
Montreal IBD classification, n [%]
 Age at CD diagnosis ≤ 16 years 3/18 [17%]
 Age at CD diagnosis 17–40 years 7/18 [39%]
 Age at CD diagnosis > 40 years 8/18 [44%]
 Ileal CD [L1] 2/18 [11%]
 Colonic CD [L2] 7/18 [39%]
 Ileocolonic CD [L3] 7/18 [39%]
 Upper gastrointestinal CD involvement [L4] 2/18 [11%]
 CD inflammatory phenotype [B1] 16/18 [89%]
 CD stricturing phenotype [B2] 2/18 [11%]
 CD penetrating phenotype [B3] 0/18 [0%]
 Perianal CD 2/18 [11%]
 UC E1 10/76 [13%]
 UC E2 35/76 [46%]
 UC E3 31/76 [41%]
EIM, n [%] 21 [22%]
IBD-related interventions [past and present], n [%]
 Systemic steroids 74 [77%]
 Mesalamine 75 [78%]
 Immunomodulators 48 [50%]
 Biologicsa 41 [43%]
IBD-related surgeryb 16 [17%]
Number of IBD flares, median [IQR] 2 [1–4]
Comorbidities, n [%] 39 [41%]
Family history of IBD, n [%] 19 [20%]
Active IBD status at the end of follow-up, n [%] 14 [15%]
Age at AIP diagnosis [years ± SD] 35 ± 16
Duration of AIP follow-up [years ± SD] 5 ± 4
Predominant symptoms at the onset of AIP, n [%]
 Abdominal pain 78 [81%]
 Jaundice 4 [4%]
 Weight loss 3 [3%]
 Asymptomatic 10 [11%]
AIP subtype, n [%]
 1 19 [20%]
 2 69 [72%]
 Undefined 8 [8%]
AIP radiological subtype, n [%]
 Focal AIP presentation in imaging 39 [41%]
 Diffuse AIP presentation in imaging 45 [47%]
Timing of diagnosis
 AIP diagnosis preceded IBD, n (%) 22 [23%]
 IBD diagnosis preceded AIP or concomitant diagnosis, n [%] 74 [77%]
AIP-related treatments and course, n [%]
 Single steroid course with clinical response 72/79 [91%]
 Steroid refractory 7/79 [9%]
 Advanced therapyc 18 [19%]
 Number of AIP relapses, mean ± SD 0.4 ± 0.9
 Active AIP status at the end of follow-up, n [%] 5 [5%]

aInfliximab, adalimumab, golimumab, certolizumab, vedolizumab, ustekinumab, etrolizumab.

bColectomy [n = 15], segmental intestinal resection [n = 1].

cImmunomodulator or biological therapy

Abbreviations: AIP—autoimmune pancreatitis, CD—Crohn’s disease, EIM—extraintestinal manifestations, IBD—inflammatory bowel disease, IBDU—inflammatory bowel disease unclassified, UC—ulcerative colitis.