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. 2022 Sep 9;17(9):e0274117. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0274117

Table 3. Results of the incidence trend analysis of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Crohn’s disease (CD), ulcerative colitis (UC) and unclassified IBD (IBD-U) by sex and age groups (AG) using joinpoint regression and annual percent change (APC) over the period 2000–2014.

disease sex/ AG segment start—end APC [95% CI] p-value
CD all c. p. + 3.3 [0.0–6.7] 0.049*
CD male c. p. + 4.5 [0.6–8.5] 0.027*
CD female c. p. + 1.6 [− 3.2–6.7] 0.486
CD AG 0–9 c. p. + 0.8 [− 5.0–6.9] 0.779
CD AG 10–14 c. p. + 4.1 [1.2–7.2] 0.009*
UC all c. p. + 1.4 [− 2.0–4.9] 0.406
UC male c. p. + 1.8 [− 3.1–6.9] 0.456
UC female c. p. − 0.1 [− 5.2–5.3] 0.970
UC AG 0–9 c. p. + 1.5 [− 9.7–14.0] 0.794
UC AG 10–14 c. p. + 1.0 [− 2.4–4.5] 0.537
IBD-U no estimation is possible due to zero values
IBD all c. p. + 3.0 [0.2–5.8] 0.037*
IBD male c. p. + 4.0 [0.8–7.3] 0.018*
IBD female 2000–2002 + 47.8 [− 25.9–194.9] 0.237
IBD female 2002–2014 − 0.9 [− 4.6–2.9] 0.593
IBD AG 0–9 c. p. + 2.1 [− 4.4–9.0] 0.512
IBD AG 10–14 2000–2002 + 32.1 [− 8.7–91.1] 0.124
IBD AG 10–14 2002–2014 + 1.1 [− 1.1–3.3] 0.283

c. p. = complete period, CI = confidence interval

* = significant