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. 2020 Nov 17;15(5):699–708. doi: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjaa230

Table 1.

Demographics and clinical characteristic of patients with newly diagnosed inflammatory bowel disease and symptomatic controls.

Inflammatory bowel diseases [n = 328] Symptomatic controls [n = 224]
Mean age [range], years 34 [7–78] 34 [3–79]
Males [%] 172 [52%] 104 [46%]
Smoking status [current: never: ex: missing] 53:139:107:29 48:100:56:20
High sensitivity C-reactive protein (mg/L): median [range] 22 [0–300] 5 [0–85]
Albumin (g/L): median [range] 37 [13–50] 40[29–52]
Faecal calprotectin (μg/g): median [range] 1298 [32–6001] 78.5 [4–2647]
Subtype of IBD
Crohn’s disease 146 [45%]
Ulcerative colitis 153 [47%]
Inflammatory bowel disease unclassified [IBDU] 29 [8%]
Treatment naïve 235 [72%]
CD location at diagnosis
L1 [terminal ileum] 46 [32%]
L2 [colon] 43 [29%]
L3 [ileocolon] 53 [36%]
L4 [upper GI tract] 4 [3%]
CD behaviour at diagnosis
B1, B1p [non-stricturing & non-penetrating, +perianal] 111, 6 [76%, 4%]
B2, B2p [stricturing, +perianal] 12, 0 [8%, 0%]
B3, B3p [penetrating, +perianal] 7, 6 [5%, 4%]
Not available 4 [3%]
Extent of UC at diagnosis
E1 [proctitis] 39 [25%]
E2 [left sided] 47 [31%]
E3 [extensive colitis] 63 [41%]
Not available 4 [3%]
Centre
Edinburgh, UK 107 74
Oslo, Norway 119 60
Orebro, Sweden 57 30
Linkoping, Sweden 16 23
Zaragosa, Spain 24 37
Maastricht, Netherlands 5 0

NA, not applicable; CD, Crohn’s disease; UC, ulcerative colitis; IBDU, inflammatory bowel disease unclassified.