Motility index measured by magnetic resonance enterography is associated with sex and mural thickness

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World J Gastroenterol. Sep 28, 2020; 26(36): 5484-5497
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Table 2 Basic characteristics and symptoms in controls and disease groups

	Controls, n = 22	Crohn’s disease, n = 134	IBS, n = 34	Ulcerative colitis, n = 15	Other, n = 15	Dysmotility, n = 4	P value
Men/women	12 (54.5)/10	75 (56.0)/59	8 (23.5)/26	8 (53.3)/7	13 (86.7)/2	1 (25.0)/3	0.001
Men/women	(45.5)	(44.0)	(76.5)	(46.7)	(13.3)	(75.0)
Age (yr)	30 (25-52)	35 (28-48)	34 (24-44)	35 (25-44)	45 (30-67)	43 (37-63)	0.130
Weight (kg)	65 (55-89)	73 (61-85)	70 (55-84)	79 (54-90)	76 (66-93)	66 (64-70)	0.639
Missing value	2	4	9	5	2
Abdominal pain	0 (0-0)	25 (0-51)	71 (54-82)	0 (0-35)	66 (24-80)	80 (16-99)	< 0.001
Days of pain	0 (0-0)	29 (0-71)	61 (23-100)	21(0-21)	36 (7-100)	50 (0-	< 0.001
Diarrhea	3 (0-14)	41 (8-70)	54 (20-76)	43 (22-51)	50 (10-67)	42 (2-90)	0.003
Constipation	5 (0-14)	12 (0-46)	37 (4-62)	20 (0-52)	50 (7-68)	90 (74-96)	0.002
Bloating	0 (0-7)	22 (0-47)	51 (26-63)	0 (0-38)	0 (0-46)	82 (18-99)	< 0.001
Vomiting and Nausea	2 (0-16)	6 (0-25)	25 (2-65)	0 (0-8)	18 (3-49)	75 (65-95)	< 0.001
Flatulence	6 (0-26)	46 (25-68)	63 (48-89)	23 (8-54)	21 (5-73)	76 (66-94)	< 0.001
Satisfaction with bowel habits	10 (7-20)	50 (22-76)	54 (28-80)	44 (13-57)	62 (18-71)	86 (63-100)	< 0.001
Influence on daily life	5 (0-15)	51 (25-75)	77 (58-88)	50 (36-60)	49 (22-66)	100 (80-100)	< 0.001
Psychological well-being	8 (5-17)	36 (14-77)	48 (20-71)	7 (2-42)	52 (5-76)	100 (94-	< 0.001
Total IBS-SSS	16 (10-72)	172 (88-301)	317 (234-351)	157 (114-194)	182 (90-313)	318 (146-	< 0.001
Missing value	6	69	7	10	10	2

Values are presented as median and interquartile range or number and percentage. Symptoms were assessed by the visual analog scale for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)[13], and the IBS-symptom severity scale[16] on a scale ranging from 0–100 mm, where 0 represents no symptoms and 100 maximal symptoms. Kruskal-Wallis test and Fisher’s exact test. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant. IBS: Irritable bowel syndrome; IBS-SSS: IBS-symptom severity scale.

Citation: Månsson S, Ekberg O, Ohlsson B. Motility index measured by magnetic resonance enterography is associated with sex and mural thickness. World J Gastroenterol 2020; 26(36): 5484-5497
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DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3748/wjg.v26.i36.5484