Skip to main content
. 2016 Jan 22;10(5):516–524. doi: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjw008

Table 3.

Bivariate analysis on predictors of clinical remission after immunomodulator introduction.

Bivariate analysis
HR [95% CI] p-Value
Gender [male] 0.87 [0.45;1.68] 0.690
Active smoker 1.31 [0.62;2.77] 0.479
Disease locationa
 Ileum: L1 1
 Colon: L2 1.55 [0.61;3.95] 0.359
 Ileocolonic: L3 0.88 [0.39;1.96] 0.758
Behavioura,b
 Uncomplicated [B1] 1
 Complicated [B2 + B3] 1.21 [0.59;2.48] 0.593
Age at diagnosis [years]a
  < 16 1
 17–40 1.07 [0.43;2.63] 0.890
 > 40 1.25 [0.41;3.79] 0.689
Perianal disease 1.19 [0.61;2.34] 0.601
Previous intestinal resection 0.90 [0.45;1.80] 0.764
2nd/3rd/4th line of anti-TNF therapy vs 1st line α 1.67 [0.83;3.30] 0.148
Anti-TNF type [IFX vs ADA] α 0.60 [0.29;1.26] 0.178
Concomitant treatment
 Oral 5-ASA 1.39 [0.61;3.22] 0.413
 Budesonide 1.18 [0.48;2.88] 0.714
 Systemic [oral or intravenous] 1.53 [0.76;30.7] 0.234
 Steroids 1.54 [0.79;2.97] 0.205
IMM type [methotrexate vs azathioprine] 1.94 [0.96;3.92] 0.065
Time between anti-TNF therapy and IMM introduction < 12 months vs > = 12 months 1.11 [0.56;2.34] 0.756

5-ASA, 5-aminosalicylic acid; IFX, infliximab; ADA, adalimumab; IMM, immunomodulatory; TNF, tumour necrosis factor; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval.

HR, hazard ratio. 95% CI, 95% confidence interval

aAccording to the Montreal classification.

bFactors included in multivariate analysis.