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. 2017 Sep 19;12(2):167–177. doi: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjx130

Table 1.

Overall patient characteristics at baseline [N = 1898].

Baseline characteristic Overall N = 1898 Surgery group N = 130 6.8% No surgery group N = 1768 93.1% Complication group N = 504 26.6% No complication group N = 1394 73.5%
Demographics
 Age, years [mean ± SD] 44.0 ± 14.6 42.7 ± 14.0 44.1 ± 14.6 42.1 ± 14.6 44.7 ± 14.5
 Female 1097 [57.78%] 68 [52.3%] 1029 [58.2%] 311 [61.7%] 786 [56.4%]
Smoking status
 Non-smoker 939 [49.5%] 58 [44.6%] 881 [49.9%] 241 [47.9%] 698 [50.1%]
 Ex-smoker 550 [29.0%] 36 [27.7%] 514 [29.1%] 405 [29.1%] 145 [28.8%]
 Current smoker 407 [21.44%] 36 [27.7%] 371 [21.0%] 290 [20.8%] 233 [11.7%]
Disease characteristics
 Duration, months (mean [median]) 148.8 [119] 144.8 [111.1] 149.1 [119.2] 147.0 [114.0] 149.5 120.9
 HBI score [median; mean ± SD] 3; 4.1 ± 1.1 5; 6.0 ± 3.5 3; 4.0 ± 1.1 4; 5.0 ± 4.9 3; 3.8 ± 3.8
 Steroid-free remission [HBI ≤ 4] 1,065 [56.1%] 51 [39.2%] 1014 [57.4%] 236 [46.8%] 829 [59.5%]
Extra-intestinal manifestations at baseline (n [%]) 594 [31.3%] 55 [42.3%] 539 [30.5%] 185 [36.7%] 409 [29.3%]
Previous history of disease-related surgery 864 [45.5%] 56 [43.1%] 808 [45.7%] 244 [48.4%] 620 [44.5%]
Involved intestinal areas
 Colon 417 [22.0%] 17 [13.1%] 400 [22.6%] 92 [18.3%] 325 [23.3%]
 Small bowel 654 [34.5%] 52 [40.0%] 602 [34.1%] 169 [33.5%] 485 [34.8%]
 Colon and small bowel 827 [43.6%] 61 [46.9%] 766 [43.3%] 243 [48.2%] 584 [41.9%]
Concurrent medications use
 Aminosalicylates 539 [28.4%] 22 [16.9%] 517 [29.2%] 116 [23.0%] 423 [30.3%]
 Corticosteroids 348 [18.3%] 31 [23.9%] 317 [17.9%] 113 [22.4%] 235 [16.9%]
 Anti-metabolites 826 [43.5%] 48 [36.9%] 778 [44.0%] 204 [40.5%] 622 [44.6%]
 TNF antagonists 622 [32.8%] 53 [40.8%] 569 [32.2%] 201 [39.9%] 421 [30.2%]

Figures may vary slightly from those published in Khanna et al. [2015], due to exclusion of 84 patients with at least one missing predictor variable.

SD, standard deviation; HBI, Harvey-Bradshaw Index; TNF, tumour necrosis factor.