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Copyright ©2008 The WJG Press and Baishideng.
World J Gastroenterol. Dec 28, 2008; 14(48): 7280-7288
Published online Dec 28, 2008. doi: 10.3748/wjg.14.7280
Table 1 Annual incidence/100 000 inhabitants in population-based epidemiological studies of CC and LC[5,6,11-17]
Region and study periodCCLC
Örebro, Sweden 1984-19880.8
Örebro, Sweden 1989-19932.7
Örebro, Sweden 1993-19953.73.1
Örebro, Sweden 1996-19986.15.7
Örebro, Sweden 1999-20045.25.5
Terassa, Spain 1993-19972.33.7
Iceland 1995-19995.24.0
Olmsted County, USA 1985-19890.30.5
Olmsted County, USA 1990-19931.61.0
Olmsted County, USA 1994-19973.96.4
Olmsted County, USA 1997-20016.212.9
Lothian, UK 1998-20030.8
Tayside, UK 1999-20041.10.6
Calgary, Canada 2002-20044.65.4
Table 2 Data from four randomized, placebo-controlled trials of oral budesonide in CC and LC
Author yearNumber of casesDosageClinical response budesonide vs placeboHistological response budesonide vs placeboAdverse events
Collagenous colitis
Baert et al[91] 2002289 mg/d Budenofalk 8 wkImprovement: 8/14 vs 3/14 (P = 0.05)Reduction of lamina propria inflammation in 9/13 vs 4/12 (P < 0.001) No difference in collagen layerMild No difference between treatment groups
Miehlke et al[93] 2002459 mg/d Entocort 6 wkRemission: 15/23 vs 0/22 (P < 0.0001)Improvement in 17/23 vs 5/22 (P < 0.01) No difference in collagen layerMild 38% vs 12% P = 0.052
Bonderup et al[92] 2003209 mg/d Entocort 8 wkResponse: 10/10 vs 2/10 (P < 0.001)Reduction of overall inflammation (P < 0.01) and of collagen layer in sigmoid colon (P < 0.02)None
Lymphocytic colitis
Miehlke et al[95] 2007419 mg/d Budenofalk 6 wkRemission: 18/21 vs 8/20 (P = 0.004)Response in 11/15 vs 4/12 (P = 0.04)Mild No difference between treatment groups