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. 2020 Mar;20(Suppl 2):s23–s24. doi: 10.7861/clinmed.20-2-s23

Table 1.

Infliximab and antibodies to infliximab levels

Total number of patients 85
Age, mean, years (SD) 39.13 (±14.25)
Sex, male, n (%) 54 (64)
Weight, mean, kg (SD) 76.13 (15.54)
Previous/current smoker, n (%) 25 (29)
Family history of IBD, n (%) 6 (7)
Crohn’s disease, n (%) 62 (73)
Ulcerative colitis, n (%) 23 (27)
Previous surgical treatment, n (%) 26 (31)
Stricturoplasty 7 (8)
Subtotal colectomy 5 (6)
Ileocaecal resection 8 (9)
Fistula resection 2 (2)
Small bowel resection 3 (4)
Right hemicolectomy 6 (7)
Abdominoperineal resection 1 (1)
Emergency laparotomy 2 (2)
Previous immunosuppressive drugs, n (%)
Azathioprine 79 (93)
Methotrexate 18 (21)
Ciclosporin 3 (4)
Adalimumab 6 (7)
6-mercaptapurine 14 (16)
Tacrolimus 1 (1)
Combination therapy at the time of drug level 46 (54)
Number of drug levels done per patient, n
One 57
Two 22
Three 3
Four 3
Mean CRP at baseline, mg/L (SD)
Active (n = 69) 14.03 (±21.39)
Remission (n = 53) 4.73 (±5.86)
p value 0.001
Mean haemoglobin at baseline, g/L (SD)
Active (n = 69) 134.31 (±14.32)
Remission (n = 53) 140.56 (±13.24)
p value 0.007
Mean calprotectin at baseline, pg/g (SD)
Active (n = 69) 270.56 (±341.43)
Remission (n = 53) 58.8 (±123.70)
p value 0.013

CRP = C-reactive protein; IBD = irritable bowel disease; SD = standard deviation.