Table 3

Demographic and clinical characteristics of participating patients (n=102) at the time of the observed consultations (‘Observed’) and for consultations reviewed in their electronic health record (‘Records’)

CDUC/IBD-UTotal
Observed, n=50Records, n=484Observed, n=52Records, n=425Observed, n=102Records, n=909
Patient demographics
 Gender
  Male, n (%)24 (48)25 (48)49 (48)
  Female, n (%)26 (52)27 (52)53 (52)
 Age, mean (range), years47 (24–75)45 (21–75)49 (18–84)50 (18–84)48 (18–84)47 (18–84)
Clinical characteristics, n (%)
 Montreal classification
  Location/extent
  
L1: 21 (42)L1: 217 (45)E1: 13 (25)E1: 86 (20)N/AN/A
L2: 10 (20)L2: 86 (18)E2: 21 (40)E2: 185 (44)
L3: 19 (38)L3: 181 (37)E3: 18 (35)E3: 154 (36)
+L4: 2 (4)+L4: 22 (4.5)
  BehaviourB1: 24 (48)B1: 226 (47)
B2: 12 (24)B2: 123 (25)
B3: 10 (20)B3: 97 (20)
B2/B3: 4 (8)B2/B3: 38 (8)
 Perianal involvement12 (24)92 (19)N/AN/A
 Disease duration, mean (range)15 (1–48)14 (0–48)10 (0–48)10 (0–48)13 (0–48)12 (0–48)
 Previous IBD surgery32 (64)300 (62)4 (8)27 (6)36 (35)324 (36)
 Stoma present12 (24)100 (21)4 (8)27 (6)16 (16)127 (14)
 Extra-intestinal manifestations13 (26)126 (26)8 (15)62 (15)21 (21)188 (21)
Current medical therapy
 No regular IBD medication10 (20)94 (19)9 (17)49 (12)19 (19)143 (16)
 5-ASA only3 (6)33 (7)25 (48)228 (54)28 (28)261 (29)
 Corticosteroids4 (8)48 (10)10 (19)61 (14)14 (14)109 (12)
 Immunomodulators24 (48)240 (50)8 (15)84 (20)32 (31)313 (34)
 Anti-TNF therapies19 (38)154 (32)5 (10)47 (11)24 (24)201 (22)
 Other biologic therapies3 (6)24 (5)1 (2)6 (1)4 (4)30 (3)
  • 5-ASA, 5-aminosalicyclic acid; CD, Crohn’s disease; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; IBD-U, inflammatory bowel disease-unclassified; TNF, Tumour necrosis factor alpha; UC, ulcerative colitis.