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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 28.
Published in final edited form as: Digestion. 2009 Feb 25;79(1):30–35. doi: 10.1159/000203638

Table 2.

Questionnaire with number of respondents

Yes No Not sure Total
Have you heard of infliximab? 117 (77%) 28 (18%) 7 (5%) 152
Are you currently using infliximab? 42 (28%) 106 (70%) 4 (3%) 152
Have you used infliximab in the past? 60 (40%) 81 (53%) 11 (7%) 152
Have you ever had a discussion about the risks and benefits of infliximab with a health care provider? 76 (50%) 59 (40%) 17 (11%) 152
Patients’ estimates of the chance of remission from infliximab after 2 weeks figure 1 137
Patients’ estimates of the chance of remission from infliximab after 1 year figure 2 138
Patients’ estimates of the risk of lymphoma associated with infliximab compared to the general population figure 3 135
Patients’ estimates of the risk of dying from a serious side effect of infliximab as compared to the general population figure 4 138
Patients’ minimal demanded benefit of a drug with a death rate of 1/250 figure 5 146