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. 2022 Jul 18;23:256. doi: 10.1186/s12882-022-02883-8

Table 1.

Demographic and outcome of 20 patients with Crohn’s disease referred for kidney biopsy after twelve-month treatments in detail

Patient Sex Age at kidney biopsy (yr) Age at CD diagnosis (yr) Renal pathology CD treatment Renal treatment Outcome of CD Outcome of proteinuria Outcome of hematuria
1 M 45 43 IgA nephropathy Thalidomide RAS inhibitors, steroids intravenously Remission CR CR
2 M 37 36 IgA nephropathy Thalidomide - ND ND ND
3 F 17 15 IgA nephropathy Methylprednisolone tablets, methotrexate - Remission CR PR
4 M 36 22 IgA nephropathy Infliximab, azathioprine - Remission CR R
5 M 31 21 IgA nephropathy Azathioprine, enteral nutrition - Remission CR CR
6 F 28 27 IgA nephropathy Infliximab Pozzi regimen ND ND ND
7 F 16 18 Minimal change disease Methylprednisolone tablets and azathioprine Steroids intravenously Remission CR CR
8 M 34 26 Minimal change disease Enteral nutrition RAS inhibitors Response CR PR
9 F 19 18 Thin-basement-membrane nephropathy Infliximab, azathioprine - Remission CR PR
10 F 38 37 IgA nephropathy Thalidomide, enteral nutrition - Remission CR R
11 F 52 51 Acute interstitial nephritis Thalidomide Steroids intravenously Remission CR CR
12 M 23 22 non-IgA mesangial proliferative nephritis Infliximab, azathioprine - Response CR R
13 F 25 24 IgA nephropathy Infliximab Pozzi regimen Remission CR CR
14 M 68 55 IgA nephropathy Enteral nutrition Prednisone acetate tablets, mycophenolate mofetil Remission R PR
15 M 34 32 IgA nephropathy Thalidomide RAS inhibitors Relapse CR CR
16 M 20 17 IgA nephropathy Infliximab, azathioprine Pozzi regimen Remission R PR
17 F 65 42 Granulomatous interstitial nephritis Infliximab Prednisone acetate tablets Remission CR CR
18 F 31 24 IgA nephropathy Mesalamine, azathioprine RAS inhibitors ND ND ND
19 M 24 19 IgA nephropathy Infliximab, azathioprine RAS inhibitors Remission CR PR
20 M 27 25 IgA nephropathy Infliximab, azathioprine - Remission CR CR

M Male, F Female, ND No data. “-” referred to without any treatments

Outcome of CD: remission was defined as CDAI change from ≥ 150 or < 150 to < 150. Response was considered to be present if CDAI decreased by 70 or more but remained ≥ 150. Relapse was defined as CDAI change from < 150 to ≥ 150 or increased by 70 or more but remained ≥ 150

Outcome of proteinuria or hematuria: complete remission (CR) was defined as urinalysis change from negative, trace or ≥ 1 + to negative or trace. Partial remission (PR) was considered to be present if urinalysis decreased more than one stage but remained ≥ 1 + . Relapse (R) was defined as urinalysis change from negative or trace to ≥ 1 + or increased more than one stage but remained ≥ 1 +