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. 2022 Jul 25;9:911044. doi: 10.3389/fsurg.2022.911044

Table 1.

Patients characteristics.

Number of patients 138
Male/Female 92/46
Age at diagnosis (years) 3–75 (36)
Age at surgery (years) 15–79 (46)
Time between diagnosis and surgery (months) 1–471 (63)
Indication for intervention (patients):
 Severe UC 17
 Chronic resistant UC 91
 Dysplasia or cancer 21
 Fulminant UC 7
Clinical diagnosis (patients):
 UC 127
 IC 11
Preoperative clinical / endoscopic manifestations
 Perianal abscesses 7
 Anal fistulas 4
 Hemorrhoids 6
 Fissures 1
 Backwash ileitis and ileal inflammation over 3 cm 2
 Discontinuous inflammation (skip lesions) 4
 Rectal sparing 4
Preoperative medical therapy (more than one per patients is possible)
 None 2
 Topical 10
 Steroids 13
 Azathioprine 53
 Salazopyrine 2
 Cyclosporine 8
 Infliximab 73
 Retuximab 1
 Adalimumab 21
 Golimumab 5
 Edolizumab 2
 Apheresis 1
Duration of therapy (months) 6 days–187 months
Preoperative symptoms
 Pain at diagnosis 45
 No. stool / day 1–40 (9)
 >3 stool / day 94
 Rectorrhagia 69
 Fever 22
 Weight loss 32
 Perianal pain 8
Extraintestinal manifestations:
 Joint manifestations (arthritis / ankylosing spondylitis) 12 (7/5)
 Primary sclerosing cholangitis 4
 Cutaneous manifestations (Pyoderma gangrenous/erythema nodosum) 4 (1/3)
 Eyes involvement (uveitis/episcleritis) 1 (1/0)

 Data are shown as median (IQR) or frequency, as appropriate.