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. 2017 Aug 2;6(8):e005892. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.117.005892

Table 2.

Baseline Characteristics of IBD Patients in the Included Studies

Source Sex (% Male) Mean Age or Age Range BMI (% Obesity) Hypertension (%) Diabetes Mellitus (%) Smoking % Total IBD
Zöller et al31 (2012)a 39.7% NA 0.4% 3.2% 8.8% NA
Kristensen et al30 (2013) 45.5% 43.8 NA 3.1% 1.8% NA
Rungoe et al15 (2013) 44% 38.3 NA NA 6% NA
Yarur et al32 (2011) 48.31% 44.62 15.45% 20.51% 6.18% IBD: 30.3%
CD: 30.1%
UC: 30.6%
Bernstein et al29 (2008) 45% CD: 36.51
UC: 42.42
NA NA NA NA
Osterman et al16 (2011) CD: 41%
UC: 48.4%
CD: 44.2
UC: 50
CD: 8.2%
UC: 11.1%
CD: 14.5%
UC: 18.5%
CD: 1.9%
UC: 3.6%
CD: 37%
UC: 23.2
McAuliffe et al21 (2015) 50.7% 18 to 80 NA NA NA NA
Dregan et al23 (2014) CD: 44%
UC: 51%
CD: 42
UC: 47
CD: 12%
UC: 14%
CD: 17%
UC: 23%
CD: 2%
UC: 3%
CD: 25%
UC: 13%
Tsai et al22 (2014) 54.4% 52.8 NA 17.5% 11.1% NA
Close et al20 (2015) CD: 42.9%
UC: 47%
CD: 39.9
UC: 46.2
CD: 16.9%
UC: 19.9%
NA CD: 3.5%
UC: 5.4%
CD: 39.9%
UC: 31.9%

BMI indicates body mass index; CD, Crohn's disease; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; NA, not available; UC, ulcerative colitis.

a

Zöller's study reported the characteristics of patients with coronary heart disease.