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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Gastroenterol. 2016 Sep;50(8):638–643. doi: 10.1097/MCG.0000000000000417

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of inflammatory bowel disease patients (N 1821) included in the study

Diagnosis CD UC
Number (%) 1077 (59.0) 744 (40.7)
Median age (years, range) 39 (17-84) 43 (15-88)
Gender (females, %) 587 (54.5) 347 (46.6)
Race (whites, %) 1045 (97.0) 716 (96.2 )
Current smokers (N, %)
Ex-smokers (N, %)
Never smokers (N, %)
236 (21.9)
206 (19.1)
635 (58.0)
95 (12.8)
186 (25.0)
463 (62.2)
Median disease duration (years,
range)
12 (0-63) 10 (0-70)
Montreal classification for UC
Proctitis (E1,N, %) 87 (11.7)
Left sided colitis (E2, N, %) 296 (39.8)
Extensive colitis (E3, N, %) 361 (48.5)
Montreal classification for CD
Inflammatory (B1, N,%) 229 (21.3)
Stricturing (B2, N,%) 547 (50.8)
Penetrating (B3, N,%) 301 (27.9)
Perianal (p, N,%) 252 (23.4)
Ileal (L1, N,%) 251 (23.3)
Colonic (L2, N,%) 224 (20.8)
Ileocolonic (L3, N,%) 602 (55.9)
Upper GI (L4, N,%) 76 (7.1)
Surgery for IBD (N, %) 577 (53.6) 188 (25.3)
Use of immunomodulators (N, %) 483 (44.8 ) 227 (30.5 )
Use of biologics (N, %) 293 (27.2) 80 (10.8)

CD, Crohn’s disease; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; UC, ulcerative colitis