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. 2023 Oct 24;30(5):820–828. doi: 10.1093/ibd/izad238

Table 1.

Characteristics of IBD patients and healthy control subjects.

ID Age (y) Sex Years since diagnosis Type of IBD treatment Other medications Disease score
UC cohort SCCAI
FL001a 37 F 4 Methotrexate, 5-ASA DMARD 8
FL002 62 F 22 Azathioprine, infliximab NSAID 2
FL007 30 M 2 Azathioprine, golimumab None 0
FL010a 74 F 10 5-ASA ACE inhibitor, budesonide 1
FL011a 26 F 11 Azathioprine, vedolizumab Liothyronine 8
FL012 44 F 1 Adalimumab None 3
FL013a 64 M 11 5-ASA None 1
FL014a 48 F 25 Adalimumab Levothyroxine 0
FL016a 78 F 3 Vedolizumab None 0
FL021 35 M 7 Infliximab None 0
FL024a 43 F 15 Vedolizumab None 5
FL027 38 M <1 Prednisone, infliximab Finasteride 2
FL033a 36 F 4 Infliximab NDRI 0
FL034a 44 F 15 Azathioprine, vedolizumab, 5-ASA None 3
FL035 27 F 4 Vedolizumab None 1
FL036 35 M 13 Infliximab None 1
FL037a 35 F <1 Infliximab None 2
FL038a 28 M 10 Infliximab None 0
FL039a 25 F 4 Vedolizumab None 2
FL040a 34 F 7 Infliximab None 1
CD cohort Harvey-Bradshaw index
FL003a 33 M 3 Ustekinumab None 0
FL004a 70 F 30 None ACE inhibitor, Amlodipine, NSAID 7
FL005 27 M 7 Adalimumab None 1
FL006a 35 F 2 Infliximab None 14
FL008a 46 M 16 Azathioprine, infliximab None 2
FL009a 48 M 28 Ustekinumab Liothyronine, Zopiclone, NDRI, TCA 2
FL015 40 M 16 None None 2
FL017 29 M 13 Infliximab None 2
FL018a 51 M 7 Prednisone, vedolizumab None 2
FL019 48 M 7 Vedolizumab Percocet, Quetiapine, PPI 8
FL020a 28 M 12 Infliximab None 3
FL022 40 M 19 Infliximab None 4
FL023a 44 M 27 Vedolizumab SSRI 19
FL025a 28 F 8 Vedolizumab None 9
FL026 39 F 18 None Levothyroxine 15
FL028a 32 F 11 Hydrocortisone, infliximab None 3
FL029a 37 M 10 Infliximab Nifedipine, hydrochlorothiazide 1
FL030a 39 M 11 Infliximab None 8
FL031 29 M 12 Infliximab None 6
FL032a 49 M 36 Infliximab ACE inhibitor, metformin, hydrochlorothiazide 4

For the Healthy Control (HC) cohort (n = 20), the median age was 38 (range, 24-80) years; 8 (40%) were female and 12 (60%) were male; and 13 (n = 5 female) had stool samples sequenced (median age 36 [range, 24-79] years).

Abbreviations: 5-ASA, 5-aminosalicylates; ACE, angiotensin-converting enzyme; CD, Crohn’s disease; DMARD, disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs; F, female; HC, healthy control; M, male; NDRI, norepinephrine–dopamine reuptake inhibitors; NSAID, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs; PPI, proton pump inhibitors; SCCAI, Simple Clinical Colitis Activity Index; SSRI, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor; TCA, tricyclic antidepressants; UC, ulcerative colitis.

aA total of 13 of 20 CD, 13 of 20 UC patients, and 19 of 20 HC subjects provided a stool sample at time of blood draw. A total of 25 of 26 patients and 19 of 19 HC subjects were negative for tcdB by polymerase chain reaction. The positive result was an UC patient (FL-011) with 23.4% TcdB-specific CD4+ T cells (as percent of Pediacel-specific cells) with T helper type cells comprising 35.5% (Figure 1). One UC patient (FL-034) had a positive tcdB polymerase chain reaction test 22 months prior to enrolment; they had 54.17% TcdB-specific CD4+ T cells (as percent of Pediacel-specific cells) but with too few events to quantify Th17 cells.