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. 2024 Jan 18;14:1653. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-51580-z

Table 1.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of IBD patients in this study.

UC CD
Samples, n 74 20
Sex (female/male) 25/49 7/13
Age median [IQR] 49.0 [39.8–58.0] 41.5 [36.0–60.3]
Disease activitya (%)
 Remission stage 78.2 75.0
 Active stage 21.8 25.0
Duration of disease (median years) [IQR] 6.7 [2.3–11.6] 10.4 [4.4–18.9]
Disease extentb (%)
 Proctitis [E1] 16.2  − 
 Left-sided-colitis [E2] 31.1  − 
 Pancolitis [E3] 52.7  − 
Disease locationb (%)
 Ileum [L1]  −  30.0
 Colon [L2]  −  0.0
 Ileum + colon [L3]  −  70.0
 Upper GI [L4]  −  0.0
Behaviourb (%)
 Non-constricting, non-penetrating [B1]  −  20.0
 Stricturing [B2]  −  60.0
 Penetrating [B3]  −  10.0
 Stricturing and penetrating [B2 + 3]  −  10.0
Medication (%)
 5-aminosalicylate 83.0 88.2
 Azathioprine/6-mercaptopurine 39.7 11.8
 Anti-TNFα agents 9.4 41.2
 Vedolizumab 1.9 0.0
 Steroid 11.3 5.9
 Tacrolimus 6.8 0.0
Endoscopic activity
 MES = 0/1/2/3 23/19/20/7  − 
 mSES-CD = 0–2/3–6/7–  −  10/4/6

IBD inflammatory bowel disease, UC ulcerative colitis, CD Crohn’s disease, IQR interquartile range, GI gastrointestinal. aAssessment of clinical disease activity by using partial Mayo score for UC (remission: 0–2 points, active: 3–9 points) and Crohn's Disease Activity Index (CDAI, remission: 0–150 points, active: > 150 points). bAssessment of disease extent, disease location, and disease behaviour by using the Montreal classification. TNF tumor necrosis factor, MES Mayo endoscopic subscore, mSES-CD modified simple endoscopic score for CD.