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. 2020 Nov 24;15(5):860–863. doi: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjaa243

Table 2.

Multivariable analysis to determine factors associated with odds of stopping IBD medication in IBD patients with COVID-19.

Effect Crude odds ratio 95% Wald p-value Adjusted odds ratio 95% Wald p-value
confidence limits confidence limits
Active vs remission 1.024 0.822 1.277 0.8296 0.971 0.772 1.221 0.8003
Unknown vs remission 1.203 0.676 2.14 0.5298 1.261 0.702 2.266 0.4375
UC/IBDU vs CD 0.607 0.489 0.755 <0.0001 0.597 0.478 0.747 <0.0001
USA vs non-USA 0.929 0.742 1.163 0.5203 0.943 0.704 1.264 0.6965
Spain vs non-Spain 1.053 0.783 1.417 0.7311 1.13 0.791 1.615 0.5015
France vs non-France 1.048 0.671 1.636 0.8361 1.029 0.63 1.68 0.9092
Italy vs non-Italy 0.507 0.289 0.892 0.0183 0.595 0.326 1.087 0.0916
UK vs non-UK 1.099 0.67 1.803 0.7081 1.154 0.674 1.975 0.6014
Iran vs non-Iran 1.154 0.655 2.032 0.6205 1.403 0.764 2.577 0.2748
Russia vs non-Russia 1.308 0.824 2.078 0.2544 1.477 0.882 2.472 0.1381
Brazil vs non-Brazil 1.785 1.014 3.141 0.0447 1.731 0.947 3.167 0.0748

Statistically significant associations are in bold.

UC, ulcerative colitis; IBD-U, IBD-unspecified; CD, Crohn’s disease.