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. 2019 Aug 5;14(8):e0220413. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0220413

Table 1. Patient demographics and baseline characteristics (analysis set).

Sex, n (%)
 Male 35 (58.3)
 Female 25 (41.7)
Age (years), Mean (SD) 41.4 (12.0)
Body weight, (kg), Mean (SD) 59.9 (13.7)
Mayo endoscopic subscore at end of treatment with budesonide foam, n (%)
 Score 0 37 (61.7)
 Score 1 23 (38.3)
Regimen of budesonide foam, n (%)
 Once daily 18 (30.0)
 Twice daily 42 (70.0)
Smoking habit, n (%)
 Yes 1 (1.7)
 No 59 (98.3)
Duration of disease (years), n (%)
 <1 11 (18.3)
 ≥1 to <5 22 (36.7)
 ≥5 27 (45.0)
Clinical course at the phase 2 or phase 3 trials, n (%)
 First attack 5 (8.3)
 Relapsing-remitting 55 (91.7)
Extension of Disease, n (%)
 Proctitis 27 (45.0)
 Left-sided colitis 28 (46.7)
 Pancolitis 5 (8.3)
Extension of Disease 2, n (%)
 Proctitis 27 (45.0)
 Left-sided colitis or pancolitis 33 (55.0)
Extension of Disease 3, n (%)
 Proctitis or left-sided colitis 55 (91.7)
 Pancolitis 5 (8.3)
Severity, n (%)
 Mild 25 (41.7)
 Moderate 35 (58.3)
Concomitant medication at start of the observation study, n (%)
 Oral 5-ASA No 11 (18.3)
< Max dose 22 (36.7)
Max dose a 27 (45.0)
 Topical 5-ASA No 43 (71.7)
Yes 17 (28.3)
 Topical corticoidb No 54 (90.0)
Yes 6 (10.0)

5-ASA, 5-Aminosalicylic acid; max, maximum; SD, standard deviation

a Max dose of 5-ASA: Pentasa tablet and Salazopyrin tablet (4000 mg), Asacol tablet (3600 mg)

b Suppository or enema. One case used corticoid injection.