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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Inflamm Bowel Dis. 2017 Feb;23(2):283–288. doi: 10.1097/MIB.0000000000001008

Table 2.

Multivariable analysis of predictors of disease-related and general quality of life in patients with inflammatory bowel diseases

Coefficient 95% confidence interval
SIBDQ
Age > 60 years (vs. younger IBD) 2.34 0.82 – 3.87
 Male gender (vs female) 2.33 1.38 – 3.27
 UC (vs CD) 1.79 0.82 – 2.75
 Active disease −12.11 −13.14 – −11.1
 Ever steroid use −1.80 −2.65 – −0.94
 Ever anti-TNF use −0.80 −1.40 – −0.21
 Ever smoker −2.10 −3.11 – −1.08
SF-12 PCS
Age > 60 years (vs. younger IBD) −1.80 −3.21 – −0.38
 Male gender (vs female) 1.45 0.59 – 2.32
 UC (vs CD) 2.60 1.72 – 3.50
 Active disease† −8.49 −9.43 – −7.54
 Ever steroid use −2.20 −2.99 – −1.41
 Ever anti-TNF use −0.90 −1.45 – −0.35
 Ever smoker −1.48 −2.42 – −0.55
SF-12 MCS
Age > 60 years (vs. younger IBD) 3.78 2.26 – 5.30
 Male 1.44 0.50 – 2.38
 Active disease† −6.09 −7.11 – −5.07
 Ever steroid use −0.94 −1.79 – −0.10
 Ever smoker −1.82 −2.84 – −0.81

Active disease was defined as an SCCAI > 2 in UC and HBI > 4 in CD

UC – ulcerative colitis; CD – Crohn’s disease; SIBDQ – short inflammatory bowel disease questionnaire; SF-12 short form health survey; PCS – physical composite scale score; MCS – mental composite scale score