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. 2021 Nov 12;16(5):768–777. doi: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjab202

Table 4.

Unadjusted comparison of post-faecal microbiota transplantation [FMT] variables among paediatric subjects with inflammatory bowel disease [IBD].

Group [reduction in sample size show in parentheses] No Response [n = 36] Response [n = 112] OR [95% CI] p*
Hospitalisation related to IBD within 3 months post-FMT 7 [19%] 12 [11%] 0.49 [0.18 – 1.35] 0.17
IBD-related surgery within 3 months post-FMT 1 [3%] 8 [7%] 1.92 [0.30 – 12.47] 0.49
New medication within 3 months post-FMT 14 [39%] 43 [38%] 0.97 [0.45 – 2.09] 0.94
Clinically active IBD within 3 months post-FMT 31 [86%] 61 [54%] 0.21 [0.08 – 0.56] 0.002
IBD clinical response 3 months post-FMT [no response n = 32, response n = 103] 0.07
 Improved 7 [22%] 44 [43%] 1.79 [0.55 – 5.88]
 No change 19 [59%] 38 [37%] 0.60 [0.21 – 1.70]
 Worsened 6 [19%] 21 [20%] Reference

OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.

a  p-value from unadjusted logistic regression.