Table 1 Summary statistics of the patient population for clinical response at 26 weeks. No missing values were reported.

From: Identifying key clinical and biochemical predictors of treatment outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease: a real-world evidence study

 

Grouped by clinical response at week 26

 

Overall

No

Yes

P-Value

 

n

227

49

178

 

Active principle of biological treatment, n (%)

Ustekinumab

135 (59.5)

28 (57.1)

107 (60.1)

0.83

Vedolizumab

92 (40.5)

21 (42.9)

71 (39.9)

 

Sex, n (%)

Female

120 (52.9)

26 (53.1)

94 (52.8)

1.00

Male

107 (47.1)

23 (46.9)

84 (47.2)

 

Family history of IBD, n (%)

First degree relative

24 (10.6)

5 (10.2)

19 (10.7)

0.90

No relative

196 (86.3)

42 (85.7)

154 (86.5)

 

Second degree relative

7 (3.1)

2 (4.1)

5 (2.8)

 

Location of CD (Crohn’s disease), n (%)

Non-Corresponding Subtypea

58 (25.6)

14 (28.6)

44 (24.7)

0.54

Colonic

40 (17.6)

5 (10.2)

35 (19.7)

 

Ileal

78 (34.4)

20 (40.8)

58 (32.6)

 

Ileocolonic

47 (20.7)

10 (20.4)

37 (20.8)

 

Ileal + Upper

1 (0.4)

 

1 (0.6)

 

Ileocolonic + Upper

3 (1.3)

 

3 (1.7)

 

Behavior of CD, n (%)

Non-Corresponding Subtypea

58 (25.6)

14 (28.6)

44 (24.7)

0.27

Fistulizing

32 (14.1)

7 (14.3)

25 (14.0)

 

Inflammatory

76 (33.5)

11 (22.4)

65 (36.5)

 

Stenosing

61 (26.9)

17 (34.7)

44 (24.7)

 

Extent of UC (ulcerative colitis), n (%)

Non-Corresponding Subtypea

169 (74.4)

35 (71.4)

134 (75.3)

0.10

Left-sided colitis

24 (10.6)

2 (4.1)

22 (12.4)

 

Pancolitis

25 (11.0)

9 (18.4)

16 (9.0)

 

Proctitis

9 (4.0)

3 (6.1)

6 (3.4)

 

Type of IBD, n (%)

Crohn’s disease

169 (74.4)

35 (71.4)

134 (75.3)

0.72

Ulcerative colitis

58 (25.6)

14 (28.6)

44 (24.7)

 

Previous TNF, n (%)

Yes

172 (75.8)

34 (69.4)

138 (77.5)

0.33

No

55 (24.2)

15 (30.6)

40 (22.5)

 

Previous Ustekinumab, n (%)

Yes

2 (0.9)

 

2 (1.1)

1.00

No

225 (99.1)

49 (100.0)

176 (98.9)

 

Previous Vedolizumab, n (%)

Yes

22 (9.7)

5 (10.2)

17 (9.6)

1.00

No

205 (90.3)

44 (89.8)

161 (90.4)

 

Preexistence: smoker, n (%)

Ex-smoker

38 (16.7)

11 (22.4)

27 (15.2)

0.48

Nonsmoker

131 (57.7)

26 (53.1)

105 (59.0)

 

Smoker

58 (25.6)

12 (24.5)

46 (25.8)

 

Extraintestinal manifestations (EIMs), n (%)

Yes

94 (41.4)

20 (40.8)

74 (41.6)

1.00

No

133 (58.6)

29 (59.2)

104 (58.4)

 

Age at start of drug (years), median [Q1, Q3]

 

43.0 [35.0,56.0]

43.0 [35.0,52.0]

43.5 [35.2,58.8]

0.28

Years with disease, median [Q1, Q3]

 

10.0 [4.0,17.0]

8.0 [4.0,17.0]

11.0 [4.2,17.0]

0.23

Corticosteroids in Previous 12 Months, n (%)

Yes

135 (59.5)

32 (65.3)

103 (57.9)

0.44

No

92 (40.5)

17 (34.7)

75 (42.1)

 

Preexistence: diabetes, n (%)

Yes

19 (8.4)

7 (14.3)

12 (6.7)

0.14

No

208 (91.6)

42 (85.7)

166 (93.3)

 

Preexistence: Asthma, n (%)

Yes

25 (11.0)

10 (20.4)

15 (8.4)

0.03

No

202 (89.0)

39 (79.6)

163 (91.6)

 

Preexistence: migraine, n (%)

Yes

21 (9.3)

7 (14.3)

14 (7.9)

0.17

No

206 (90.7)

42 (85.7)

164 (92.1)

 

Fecal calprotectin (µg/g), median [Q1, Q3]

 

238.5 [106.3,746.6]

328.1 [103.3,959.1]

231.0 [106.7,610.0]

0.18

Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (mm/h), median [Q1, Q3]

 

12.0 [7.0,22.1]

12.0 [7.0,22.0]

11.9 [7.0,22.2]

0.96

Total protein (g/dL), median [Q1, Q3]

 

7.2 [6.8,7.4]

7.0 [6.8,7.4]

7.2 [6.8,7.4]

0.37

Vitamin B12 (pg/mL), median [Q1, Q3]

 

360.0 [288.5,438.0]

342.5 [275.9,409.0]

368.1 [305.6,442.8]

0.42

Creatinine (mg/dL), median [Q1, Q3]

 

0.8 [0.7,0.9]

0.8 [0.7,0.9]

0.8 [0.7,0.9]

0.29

C-reactive protein (mg/L), median [Q1, Q3]

 

5.2 [2.0,15.0]

5.6 [2.4,22.9]

5.1 [2.0,11.9]

0.21

Lymphocytes count (× 10^3/µL), median [Q1, Q3]

 

2.3 [1.8,2.8]

2.2 [1.5,2.6]

2.4 [1.9,2.8]

0.22

White blood cells count (× 10^3/µL), median [Q1, Q3]

 

8.5 [7.3,10.7]

8.6 [6.8,10.7]

8.5 [7.3,10.6]

0.91

  1. aNon-Corresponding Subtype Indicates that the patient’s diagnosis does not match the disease subtype described in this column (e.g., a Crohn’s disease diagnosis under a variable referring to ulcerative colitis).