Observational Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2017.
World J Gastroenterol. Jan 7, 2017; 23(1): 121-126
Published online Jan 7, 2017. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i1.121
Table 1 Demographic and disease characteristics of the study population n (%)
TotalCDUCP value
n = 100n = 40n = 60
Sex0.198
Male54 (53.5)61.5%48.3%
Female46 (46.5)38.5%51.7%
Age (yr) (n = 97)n = 38n = 59
18-3539 (39.8)16 (41.0)23 (39.0)0.979
35-5028 (28.6)11 (28.2)17 (28.8)
> 5130 (31.6)11 (30.8)19 (32.2)
Smoking32 (33.0)43.2%26.7%0.092
Education0.673
Primary or less17.3%18.4%16.7%
Secondary49.0%42.1%53.3%
Tertiary or above33.7%39.5%30.0%
Employment status0.349
Government officials19.8%22.9%18.3%
Private employee44.8%44.4%45.0%
Self–employed4.2%8.3%1.7%
Unemployed31.3%25.0%35.0%
Family status0.822
Married62.6%59.0%65.0%
Unmarried32.3%35.9%30.0%
Divorced5.1%5.1%5.0%
Surgery20.9%36.1%11.7%0.004
Mean disease duration (yr)12.63%10.28%14.07%0.118
Treatment0.019
Immunosuppressive treatment65.0%55.0%71.7%
Immunosuppressive treatment + corticosteroids16.0%12.5%18.3%
Treatment with biologic agents19.0%32.5%10.0%
Treatment with corticosteroids22.0%17.5%25.0%0.375%