Table 1 Baseline characteristics at the initial visit.

From: The long-term effect of biologics in patients with ulcerative colitis emerging from a large Japanese cohort

Demographics/characteristics

Any

(n = 1401)

Gender, male (n [%])

762 (54.4)

Age at the time of the first consultation, years

Mean (SD)

39.8 (17.3)

Median (range)

38.0 (0–93)

Percentile (25%)

26

Percentile (50%)

38

Percentile (75%)

52

Age at the time of the initial diagnosis, years

Mean (SD)

35.0 (16.7)

Median (range)

31.5 (0–93)

Percentile (25%)

22

Percentile (50%)

31.5

Percentile (75%)

46

Height, cm, median (SD)

162.9 (9.7)

Body weight, kg, median (SD)

57.0 (12.0)

Body mass index, median (SD)

19.0 (7.6)

Smoking

None (n [%])

676 (48.3)

Previous smoker (n [%])

186 (13.3)

Current smoker (n [%])

80 (5.7)

Unknown (n [%])

459 (32.8)

Prior history of appendectomy (n [%])

24 (1.7)

Initial diagnosis of UC at the time of first consultation (n [%])

419 (29.9)

Partial Mayo grade at the time of the first consultation

Inactive (n [%])

475 (33.9)

Mild (n [%])

451 (32.2)

Moderate (n [%])

329 (23.5)

Severe (n [%])

146 (10.4)

Type of UC at the time of the first consultation

Proctitis (n [%])

367 (26.2)

Left-sided colitis (n [%])

368 (26.3)

Pancolitis (n [%])

488 (34.8)

Right-sided or segmental colitis (n [%])

95 (6.8)

Unknown (n [%])

83 (5.9)