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. 2004 Sep;53(9):1314–1321. doi: 10.1136/gut.2003.038208

Table 3.

 Clinical data on Crohn’s disease patients

Patients
    Sex (M/F) 34/33
    Age at surgery (y) 36.7 (4.0)
    Time between diagnosis of fistula and surgery (months) 4.0 (37.9)
Prior medical treatment for fistular disease
    Antibiotics 10 (11.9%)
    Azathioprine 5 (6%)
    Oral 5-ASA derivatives 6 (7.1%)
    Systemic glucocorticoids 12 (14.3%)
    Topical 5-ASA derivates 1 (1.2%)
    Cyclophosphamide 1 (1.2%)
    Cyclosporin 1 (1.2%)
    Infliximab 1 (1.2%)
    Mycofenolat mofetile 1 (1.2%)
Present medication
    Antibiotics 29 (34.5%)
    Azathioprine 10 (11.9%)
    Oral 5-ASA derivatives 27 (32.1%)
    Systemic glucocorticoids 42 (50%)
    Topical 5-ASA derivatives 2 (2.4%)
    Topical glucocorticoids 0 (0%)
    Cyclosporin 0 (0%)
    E coli Nissle 1 (1.2%)
    Infliximab 0 (0%)
    Methotrexate 1 (1.2%)
Location of fistula
    Ileum 50 (59.5%)
    Colon 26 (31%)
    Perianal 8 (9.5%)
Concomitant complication
    None 27 (32%)
    Abscess 26 (31%)
    Conglomerate tumour 24 (28.6%)
    Peritonitis 7 (8.3%)