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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 28.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Genitourin Cancer. 2022 Feb 1;20(3):260–269. doi: 10.1016/j.clgc.2022.01.017

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics and outcomes of ICI colitis (n=16)

Characteristics Frequency (%) or Median (IQRs)
Time from first ICI infusion to colitis (month) 3.0 (1.0-9.0)
PPI Exposure 14 (87.5%)
 PPI Exposure Duration (month) 19.5 (5.3-31.8)
Colitis grade
 II 9 (56.3)
 III 7 (43.8)
Number of bowel movements per day 5 (3-8)
Symptoms duration (day) 8.5 (5.0 - 14.0)
Stool lactoferritin positive (n=15) 15 (100)
Stool calprotectin elevated (n=14) 14 (100)
Endoscopy 10 (62.5)
 Time from symptom onset to endoscopy (day) 8 (4-24)
Endoscopic findings (n=10)
 Normal 5 (50)
 Focal inflammation 2 (20)
 Diffuse inflammation 3 (30)
Histologic findings (n=10)a
 Normal 1 (10)
 Acute inflammation 9 (90)
 Chronic inflammation 3 (30)
 Lymphocytic pattern 6 (60)
Treatment
 ICI suspended 16 (100)
 Steroids 16 (100)
 Infliximab 3 (18.8)
Outcomes
 Hospitalization 7 (43.8)
ICI resumed 6 (37.5)
 Time to resumption (week) 10 (7.5-14.5)
 Recurrence 5 (83.3)
Concurrent irAEsb
 Any 10 (62.5)
  Polyarthralgia 3 (18.8)
  Pneumonitis 2 (12.5)
  Dermatitis 2 (12.5)
  Hepatitis 2 (12.5)
  Pancreatitis 2 (12.5)
  Otherc 3 (18.8)

Data are shown as frequencies (percentages) or medians (interquartile ranges).

a

Some patients had multiple histological findings.

b

Some patients had multiple irAEs.

c

Other includes development of Type 1 diabetes and adrenal insufficiency in a single patient, hypophysitis (n = 1), and iritis (n = 1).

ICI: immune-checkpoint inhibitor, irAE: immune-related adverse event, PPI: proton pump inhibitor.