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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Gastroenterol Nutr. 2019 Jul;69(1):61–67. doi: 10.1097/MPG.0000000000002362

TABLE 2.

Predictors of response to ustekinumab in pediatric inflammatory bowel disease

Clinical factor Steroid-free remission at week 52, % n = 52 P value Clinical remission at week 52, % n = 52 P value Biomarker remission at week 52, % n = 52 P value
Any large bowel disease 55 0.488 64 1.000 62 0.729
Large bowel disease only 57 0.879 65 0.982 70 0.416
Anti-TNF failure 50 0.032 60 0.136 57 0.072
Age <10 at diagnosis 57 0.947 71 0.451 67 0.693
Psoriasiform dermatitis 62 0.746 62 0.736 62 0.868
IMM at UST start 54 0.746 69 1.000 69 0.746
Steroids at UST start 61 0.634 68 0.686 64 0.894
CD 62 0.500 67 0.723 62 0.729
UC/IBDU 50 0.500 60 0.723 70 0.729
Vedolizumab failure 47 0.253 68 0.727 63 0.457
Dose escalation 63 0.336 70 0.414 63 0.982
Last Anti-TNF >30 d from UST start* 52 1.000 64 0.446 61 0.462
Last Anti-TNF >90 d from UST start* 45 0.537 65 0.491 60 0.721
Anti-TNF before Vedolizumab 44 0.582 69 1.000 69 1.000

CD = Crohn disease; d = days; IBD = inflammatory bowel disease; IBDU = inflammatory bowel disease unspecified; IMM = immunomodulator; TNF = tumor necrosis factor; UC = ulcerative colitis; UST = ustekinumab; VDZ = vedolizumab.

*

n = 42, accounting for only those patients exposed to anti-TNF.

n = 19, accounting for only those patients exposed to anti-TNF and VDZ.