Epidemiology of inflammatory bowel disease in racial and ethnic migrant groups

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World J Gastroenterol. Jan 21, 2018; 24(3): 424-437
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Table 7 Crohn’s disease behaviour

Study	Country (Region)	Time period	Number of cases	Disease location/ Behaviour, Montreal	Population groups, %
					AA	Caucasian	Hispanic
Nguyen (2006)[24]	United States (National)	2003-2005	697	B1	53.2	48.0	45.3
				B2	27.9	21.4	23.6
				B3	19.0	30.6	31.1
				Perianal	40.0	28.7	52.5
Eidelwein (2007)[25]	United States (Baltimore)	1991-2000	137 (Paed)	B2 + B3	29.1	11.11	-
Ghazi (2013)[27]	United States (Baltimore)	2004-2009	296	B1	18.0	33.0	-
				B2	42.0	36.0	-
				B3	40.0	31.0	-
				Perianal	36.0	25.0	-
Sofia (2014)[40]	United States (Chicago)	2008-2013	1334	Perianal	25.7	24.7	-
Damas (2013)[28]	United States (Florida)	1998- 2009	325	B1	-	81.5 (NHW)	78.9
				B2	-	0.0	1.1
				B3	-	18.5	20.0
				Perianal	-	27.0	23.0
Kugathasan (2005)[29]	United States (National)	-	222 (Paed)	Inflammatory	58.0	64.0	-
				Stricturing	20.0	18.0	-
				Fistulising	22.0	18.0	-
				Perianal	23.0	36.0	-
Malaty (2010)[30]	Houston (Texas)	2000-2006	273	Inflammatory	64.0	63.0	58.0
				Stricturing	16.0	17.0	13.0
				Fistulising	17.0	16.0	32.0
Adler (2016)[31]	Multicentre (United States and United Kingdom)	2006-2014	2034 (Paed)	Perianal	26.0	20.0	24.0

AA or Hispanics compared with Caucasians (5318 cases). Italic font illustrates significant differences between hispanic and population group. Bold font shows significant differences between AA and other population group. AA: African-Americans.

Citation: Misra R, Faiz O, Munkholm P, Burisch J, Arebi N. Epidemiology of inflammatory bowel disease in racial and ethnic migrant groups. World J Gastroenterol 2018; 24(3): 424-437
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