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. 2014 Jan 21;20(3):814–821. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i3.814

Table 3.

Sociodemographic and clinical data of Crohn’s disease patient

Total number 22
Gender (M/F) 16/6
Age at first presentation (mean ± SD) 29.72 ± 12.13
Resident of cairo (yes/no) 21/1
Smoking (yes/no) 2/20
Main presenting symptoms included: diarrhea, colics, fever, WT loss, rectal bleeding, vomiting 22/18/9/10/6/4
Follow up duration (mean ± SD) 5.52 ± 2.83
Severity of symptoms (mild/moderate/severe) 9/11/2
Anoperineal lesions (yes/no) 8/14
Extra intestinal manifestations (yes/no) No/fatty liver/arthralgia/arthralgia and uveitis 8/1414/1/7/3
History of appendicectomy (yes/no) 3/19
Montreal classification:
A1/A2/A3 2/14/6
B1/B2/B3 /P>> 16/5/1/8
L1/L2/L3/L4>> 6/3/13/2
Endoscopic grading (mild/moderate/severe) 4/13/5
Follow up endoscopy (stationary/improved/ progressed/did not do) 2/15/2/3
Localization of sites of CD affection Ileal/ileocolonic/colonic/oesophageal 6/13/3/2
Types of intestinal infections detected (total 9) Entameba histolytica/schistosomiasis 7/2

M: Male; F: Female; CD: Crohn’s disease.