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. 2015 Apr 3;8(2):178–185. doi: 10.14740/gr648w

Table 3. Association Between Sociodemographic and Clinical Variables and Serum IgG4 > 140 mg/dL in Patients With Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Prevalence Ratios After Multiple Poisson Regression.

n (%) Prevalence, n (%) 95% CI PRa 95% CIb P-value
Sex
  Male 21 (37%) 6 (28.57%) 8.64 - 48.51 1.00
  Female 35 (63%) 4 (11.43%) 0.55 - 22.3 1.89 0.63 - 5.63 0.2000
Disease
  UCc 30 (53.5%) 9 (30%) 13.08 - 46.92 16.42 3.32 - 79.58 0.0006
  CDd 26 (46.4%) 1 (3.85%) 0.00 - 11.47 1.00
Activity
  Remission 37 (66%) 6 (16.22%) 3.96 - 28.47 1.01 0.31 - 3.35 0.9000
  Active 19 (33%) 4 (21.05%) 2.14 - 39.97 1.00
Elastase
  > 200 μg/g 46 (82.2%) 8 (17.39%) 6.09 - 28.69 1.00
  < 200 μg/g 10 (17.8%) 2 (20.0%) 0.00 - 45.58 0.74 0.18 - 3.02 0.7000
Azathioprine
  No 23 (41%) 3 (13.04%) 0.00 - 27.74 1
  Yes 33 (59%) 7 (21.21%) 6.82 - 35.6 4.8 1.32 - 17.39 0.0017
Corticosteroids
  No 25 (40%) 5 (20%) 3.82 - 36.18 3.86 1.01 - 14.65 0.0470
  Yes 31 (60%) 5 (16%) 2.77 - 29.49 1

aPrevalence ratio (multiple Poisson regression). b95% confidence interval, corrected (multiple Poisson regression). cUlcerative colitis. dCrohn’s disease.