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. 2013 Jul;9(7):434–441.

Table 3.

Comparison Between Patients with IBD Who Had Stable/Improved Symptoms and Those with Worse Symptoms Post-LT

Association Stable/better post-LT (n=21) Worse post-LT (n=6) P-value
Sex
Males (n=20) 16 4 .63
Females (n=7) 5 2 .63
Diagnosis
UC (n=17) 15 2 .08
CD (n=10) 6 4 .08
Location
Left-sided 2 0 .43
Pancolitis 16 4 .63
Pouch 2 2 .14
Terminal-ileum 1 0 .58
Pre-LT IBD
Inactive 13 5 .32
Active 8 1 .32
Pre-LT maintenance therapy
None 10 4 .41
5-ASA 12 1 .08
Azathioprine/prednisone 1 1 .32
Infliximab 1 0 .58
Post-LT immunosuppression
Tacrolimus/MMF 15 4 .82
Tacrolimus/prednisone 2 0 .43
Cyclosporine/MMF 0 1 .05
Tacrolimus 1 0 .58
Tacrolimus/cyclosporine 1 0 .58
Cyclosporine 0 1 .05
Tacrolimus/sirolimus 1 0 .58
Tacrolimus/azathioprine/prednisone 1 0 .58
Post-LT maintenance therapy
None 10 0 .03
5-ASA 10 1 .17
Corticosteroids 0 2 .006
Azathioprine 1 0 .58
Methotrexate 0 0 N/A
Infliximab 0 2 .006
Infliximab/cyclosporine 0 1 .05
Outcome
Colorectal cancer 1 1 .32
PTLD 0 1 .05
Death 0 1 .05

5-ASA=5-aminosalicylic acid; CD=Crohn’s disease; IBD=inflammatory bowel disease; LT=liver transplantation; MMF=mycophenolate mofetil; PTLD=post-transplant lymphoma; UC=ulcerative colitis.