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. 2021 Dec 23;20(6):e1263–e1282. doi: 10.1016/j.cgh.2021.12.026

Table 1.

Basic Characteristics of Vaccinated Patients With and Without IBD in the Matched Cohort

Non-IBD (n = 4946) IBD (n = 4946) P value SMD
Age (y) 51 ± 16 51 ± 16 1 <0.001
 <18 20 (0.4%) 20 (0.4%)
 18–39 1288 (26%) 1288 (26%)
 40–59 2047 (41%) 2047 (41%)
 60–69 823 (17%) 823 (17%)
 70–79 627 (13%) 627 (13%)
 80+ 141 (3%) 141 (3%)
Sex, male 2412 (49%) 2412 (49%) 1 <0.001
Duration of follow-up after second vaccine (weeks) 22 (4–24) 22 (4–24) 1 <0.001
IBD type
 CD 2447 (49%)
 UC 2499 (51%)
Disease duration (y) 12 (1–24)
Treatment during the preceding year
 Mesalamine 1441 (29%) <.001 0.91
 Corticosteroid 203 (4%) <.001 0.29
 Immunomodulator 294 (6%) <.001 0.36
 Anti-TNF 487 (10%) <.001 0.47
 Vedolizumab 185 (4%) <.001 0.28
 Ustekinumab 96 (2%) <.001 0.2
 Tofacitinib 28 (1%) <.001 0.11
IBD hospitalization ever 2329 (47%) <.001 1.33
IBD surgery ever 668 (14%) <.001 0.56
Corticosteroids therapy ever 2722 (55%) <.001 1.57
Preexisting conditions scorea .011 0.073
 0 2099 (42%) 2001 (41%)
 1 1388 (28%) 1352 (27%)
 2 696 (14%) 736 (15%)
 3 396 (8%) 404 (8%)
 ≥4 367 (7%) 453 (9%)

NOTE. Count (%), mean ± standard deviation, or medians (IQR) are presented as appropriate.

CD, Crohn’s disease; IBD, inflammatory bowel diseases; SMD, standardized mean difference; TNF, tumor necrosis factor; UC, ulcerative colitis.

a

Count of total number of preexisting conditions defined by the Centers for Disease Control as risk factors (Appendix 1).