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. 2015 Aug 6;4(6):784–793. doi: 10.1177/2050640615600116

Table 2.

Preoperative use of immunosuppressants and clinical parameters

Immunosuppressants n = 65 No immunosuppressants n = 166 P
Age at surgery
 <17 years (n = 27) 11 (17%) 16 (10%)
 17–40 years (n = 161) 45 (69%) 116 (70%)
 >40 years (n = 43) 9 (14%) 34 (20%) 0.20
Gender
 Male (n = 144) 39 (60%) 105 (63%)
 Female (n = 87) 26 (40%) 61 (37%) 0.76
Behaviour of CD
 Perforating disease (n = 99) 28 (43%) 71 (43%)
 Non-perforating disease (n = 132) 37 (57%) 95 (57%) >0.99
Smoking
 Yes (n = 37) 9 (14%) 28 (17%)
 No (n = 194) 56 (86%) 138 (83%) 0.72
Preoperative steroids
 Yes (n = 68) 18 (28%) 50 (30%)
 No (n = 163) 47 (72%) 116 (70%) 0.84
Preoperative biologics
 Yes (n = 79) 31 (48%) 48 (29%)
 No (n = 152) 34 (52%) 118 (71%) 0.01
Previous resection
 Yes (n = 71) 26 (40%) 45 (27%)
 No (n = 160) 39 (60%) 121 (73%) 0.08
Blood transfusion
 Yes (n = 24) 9 (14%) 15 (9%)
 No (n = 207) 56 (86%) 151 (91%) 0.40
Surgical procedure
 Open approach (n = 156) 51 (78%) 105 (63%)
 Laparoscopic approach (n = 75) 14 (22%) 61 (37%) 0.04
Type of anastomosis
 Side-to-side (n = 170) 54 (83%) 116 (70%)
 End-to-end (n = 61) 11 (17%) 50 (30%) 0.06