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. 2017 Sep 14;23(34):6294–6305. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i34.6294

Table 4.

Number of Crohn’s disease patients and the use of biologicals

Country Estimated number of CD patients/source Number of patients on biologicals1/source Patients on biologicals per 100000 population (calculated) Patients on biologicals per 1000 patients (calculated)
Cz 8768 Rencz et al[3], 2015 (based on estimation) 990 Rencz et al[3], 2015 9.4 112.9
Fr 72522 Kirchgesner et al[28], 2017 (administrative database) 22671 Estimation based on Kirchgesner et al[28], 2017 34.0 312.6
D 180000 Estimate by the collaborating expert based on CD incidence and prevalence in two regional cohort studies from the 90ties. 27000 Estimation (based on the estimated % of patients on biologicals and the total number of CD patients) 32.9 150.0
Hu 9775 Rencz et al[3], 2015 (based on epidemiology study) 1870 Rencz et al[3], 2015 19.0 191.3
Lv 1695 Rencz et al[3], 2015 (based on estimation) 3 Rencz et al[3], 2015 0.2 1.8
Pl 32049 Rencz et al[3], 2015 (based on estimation) 888 Rencz et al[3], 2015 2.3 27.7
Ro 11000 Estimate for 2016 by the collaborating expert based on National database including 13 IBD centers 253 Rencz et al[3], 2015 1.3 23.0
Sk 3687 Rencz et al[3], 2015 (epidemiology study) 690 Rencz et al[3], 2015 12.7 187.1
Es 60000 Arin Letamendia et al[29], 2008 (prospective, population-based study) 15000 Estimation (based on the estimated % of patients on biologicals from the ENEIDA database2 and the total number of CD patients) 32.3 250.0
Se 34318 SWIBREG3 combined with the Swedish National Patient Register 5270 SWIBREG3 combined with The Prescribed Drug Register 53.5 153.6
1

The sources of the number of patients on biologicals in Rencz et al[3], 2015 are National gastroenterology societies, ministries of health, IMS data, personal communication;

2

ENEIDA is a large Spanish database (ENEIDA), promoted by the Spanish Working Group in Crohn’s and Colitis (GETECCU) (partial, not population based study);

3

Swedish national quality registry for IBD. Cz: The Czech Republic; Fr: France; D: Germany; Hu: Hungary; Lv: Latvia; Pl: Poland; Ro: Romania; Sk: Slovakia; Es: Spain; Se: Sweden; GDP: Gross domestic product; CD: Crohn’s disease.