Retrospective Cohort Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Jun 7, 2016; 22(21): 5068-5078
Published online Jun 7, 2016. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v22.i21.5068
Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the 161 included Crohn’s disease patients at the time of surgery n (%)
Mean age at the time of surgery (yr) 36.4 ± 13.4 Adalimumab 22 (13.7) Mean age at diagnosis (yr) 28.7 ± 13.1 Anti-TNF naive at the time of surgery 37 (23.0) Median disease duration (yr) (IQR) 5.8 (2.0–11.7) Type of surgery Female gender 93 (57.8) Ileocecal resection 76 (47.2) Mean weight (kg) 60.2 ± 14.8 Ileal resection 21 (13.1) Mean body mass index (kg/m²) 21.5 ± 4.9 Ileo-colectomy 14 (8.7) Active smoker 53 (32.9) Partial colectomy 31 (19.2) Familial history of IBD 20 (12.4) Subtotal colectomy 8 (5.0) Previous appendectomy 67 (41.6) Total colectomy 9 (5.6) Previous intestinal resection 50 (31.1) Abdomino-perianal amputation 2 (1.2) Montreal classification Site of anastomosis Age at diagnosis Ileo-colic 91 (66.4) A1 15 (9.3) Ileo-rectal 9 (6.6) A2 116 (72.1) Ileo-ileal 21 (15.3) A3 28 (17.4) Colo-colonic 31 (22.6) Crohn’s disease location Colo-rectal 7 (5.1) L1 64 (39.8) Stomia L2 21 (13.0) None 113 (70.2) L3 75 (46.6) Transitory 39 (24.2) L4 18 (11.2) Definitive 9 (5.6) Crohn’s disease behaviour Surgical technic of anastomosis B1 12 (7.4) Stapled 46 (43.8) B2 75 (46.6) Handsewn 59 (56.2) B3 74 (46.0) Type of anastomosis Perianal lesions 69 (42.8) Side-to-end 18 (18.0) Anal ulceration, fissure 15 (9.3) Side-to-side 54 (54.0) Fistula/abscess 54 (33.5) End-to-end 28 (28.0) Medication at the time of surgery Mean length of ileal resection (cm) 18.1 ± 17.1 5-ASA 24 (14.9) Mean length of colonic resection (cm) 14.3 ± 17.7 Steroids 38 (23.6) Mean length of digestive resection (cm) 31.6 ± 18.8 Budesonide 9 (5.6) Perioperative complications 25 (16.8) Thiopurines 36 (22.4) Free margin resection 21 (17.1) Methotrexate 5 (3.1) Granuloma 47 (40.5) Infliximab 15 (9.3) Median CRP level, mg/L (IQR) 17.0 (3.8-61.0)
Table 2 Univariate analysis of risk factors for endoscopic postoperative recurrence in Crohn’s disease
Median time to endoscopic POR (mo) HR [95%CI] P valueAge 1.00 [0.99-1.00] 0.2 Age < 35 yr 41.4 Reference ≥ 35 yr 24.0 1.26 [0.86-1.84] 0.23 Age at diagnosis ≤ 16 yr 38.1 Reference 16-40 yr 34.6 0.88 [0.47-1.67] 0.71 ≥ 40 yr 17.6 1.41 [0.60-2.63] 0.53 Tobacco use Non-smoker 38.1 Reference Active smoker 27.9 1.28 [0.77-1.70] 0.49 Previous intestinal resection No 43.5 Reference Yes 20.5 1.22 [0.98-2.15] 0.06 Total resection length > 50 cm No 20.5 Reference Yes 30.2 0.98 [0.56-1.73] 0.7 Disease behavior (Montreal classification) B1 - Reference B2 43.5 1.30 [0.46-3.75] 0.62 B3 22.6 1.34 [0.47-3.80] 0.58 Fistulizing Crohn’s disease (B3) No 29.3 Reference Yes 22.6 1.06 [0.73-1.53] 0.75 Perianal lesions No 34.6 Reference Yes 19.2 1.18 [0.82-1.71] 0.37 Type of perianal lesions Non-fistulizing lesions 33.4 Reference Fistula, abscess 20.5 1.10 [0.75-1.60] 0.23 Disease duration 1.00 [0.99-1.01] 0.77 Ileal resection > 50 cm No 25.9 Reference Yes 114.5 0.58 [0.21-1.60] 0.29 Prior exposure to anti-TNF therapy before surgery No 41.5 Reference Yes 8.0 3.91 [1.80-5.90] < 0.001 Thiopurines therapy in prevention of endoscopic postoperative recurrence No 43.5 Reference Yes 43.7 1.07 [0.69-1.65] 0.75 Anti-TNF therapy in prevention of endoscopic postoperative recurrence No 41.4 Reference Yes 20.5 1.28 [0.78-2.13] 0.55 Period of surgery 1986-1999 Reference 2000-2015 1.00 [0.54-1.84] 0.99
Table 3 Univariate analysis of risk factors for clinical postoperative recurrence in Crohn’s disease
Median time to clinical POR (mo) HR [95%CI] P valueAge 1.00 [0.99-1.01] 0.4 Age < 35 yr 45.2 Reference ≥ 35 yr 30.2 1.25 [0.84-1.85] 0.27 Age at diagnosis ≤ 16 yr 38.1 Reference 16-40 yr 48.0 0.81 [0.43-1.54] 0.52 ≥ 40 yr 30.2 1.03 [0.48-2.23] 0.93 Tobacco use Non-smoker 45.2 Reference Active smoker 43.7 1.00 [0.66-1.53] 0.98 Previous intestinal resection No 51.0 Reference Yes 26.6 1.62 [1.07-2.44] 0.02 Total resection length > 50 cm No 38.1 Reference Yes 33.4 1.20 [0.66-2.16] 0.55 Disease behavior (Montreal classification) B1 84.5 Reference B2 54.5 1.39 [0.48-4.00] 0.53 B3 28.9 1.61 [0.56-4.56] 0.37 Fistulizing Crohn’s disease (B3) No 58.2 Reference Yes 28.9 1.21 [0.81-1.78] 0.34 Perianal lesions No 54.5 Reference Yes 26.9 1.26 [0.85-1.86] 0.24 Type of perianal lesions Non-fistulizing lesions 54.5 Reference Fistula, abscess 20.5 1.46 [1.01-2.16] 0.05 Disease duration 1.00 [0.99-1.01] 0.31 Ileal resection > 50 cm No 33.4 Reference Yes 59.5 0.72 [0.26-2.02] 0.54 Prior exposure to anti-TNF therapy before surgery No 48.0 Reference Yes 24.0 2.64 [1.24-4.33] 0.007 Thiopurines therapy in prevention of clinical postoperative recurrence No 44.8 Reference Yes 43.7 1.14 [0.74-1.76] 0.53 Anti-TNF therapy in prevention of clinical postoperative recurrence No 48.6 Reference Yes 29.3 1.39 [0.88-2.20] 0.16 Period of surgery 1986-1999 Reference 2000-2015 1.71 [1.12-2.63] 0.013
Table 4 Univariate analysis of risk factors for surgical postoperative recurrence in Crohn’s disease
Median time to surgical POR (mo) HR [95%CI] P valueAge 1.00 [0.99-1.01] 0.29 Age < 35 yr 218.3 Reference ≥ 35 yr 131.6 1.32 [0.77-2.26] 0.30 Age at diagnosis ≤ 16 yr Reference 16-40 yr 144.0 1.37 [0.42-4.42] 0.60 ≥ 40 yr 108.6 1.73 [0.45-6.54] 0.42 Tobacco use Non-smoker 136.2 Reference Active smoker 173.4 0.84 [0.46-1.52] 0.56 Previous intestinal resection No 173.4 Reference Yes 108.6 1.74 [1.01-3.00] 0.04 Total resection length > 50 cm No 136.2 Reference Yes 120.0 1.50 [0.67-3.34] 0.32 Disease behavior (Montreal classification) B1 Reference B2 162.1 3.93 [0.52-29.33] 0.18 B3 128.8 5.71 [0.77-42.23] 0.09 Fistulizing Crohn’s disease (B3) No 165.4 Reference Yes 128.8 1.78 [1.04-3.05] 0.03 Perianal lesions No 136.2 Reference Yes 151.1 0.99 [0.58-1.69] 0.97 Type of perianal lesions Non-fistulizing lesions 156.9 Reference Fistula, abscess 144.0 1.14 [0.66-1.97] 0.63 Disease duration 1.00 [0.99-1.01] 0.67 Ileal resection > 50 cm No 136.2 Reference Yes 120.0 1.23 [0.29-5.16] 0.78 Prior exposure to anti-TNF therapy before surgery No 151.1 Reference Yes . 1.62 [0.92-7.08] 0.07 Thiopurines therapy in prevention of surgical postoperative recurrence No 144.0 Reference Yes 151.1 0.91 [0.50-1.65] 0.75 Anti-TNF therapy in prevention of surgical postoperative recurrence No 156.9 Reference Yes 136.2 2.09 [1.14-3.81] 0.02 Period of surgery 1986-1999 Reference 2000-2015 1.85 [1.22-2.80] 0.004
Table 5 Step-up strategies in patients experiencing endoscopic postoperative recurrence in the endoscopic management-based group
Number of patient Treatment before endoscopic evaluation Rutgeerts’ score Treatment after endoscopic evaluation 1 None i2 AZA 2 AZA i3 IFX 3 AZA i4 IFX 4 AZA i2 AZA 5 AZA i2 AZA (increased dose) 6 5-ASA i4 IFX 7 ADA eow i3 ADA ew 8 None i4 ADA 9 5-ASA i4 IFX + MTX 10 AZA i4 IFX 11 AZA i2 AZA (increased dose) 12 IFX + MTX i3 IFX (increased dose) + MTX 13 ADA eow i4 ADA ew 14 None i2 AZA 15 None i3 ADA 16 None i2 AZA 17 None i2 AZA 18 ADA eow i3 ADA ew
Citation: Boucher AL, Pereira B, Decousus S, Goutte M, Goutorbe F, Dubois A, Gagniere J, Borderon C, Joubert J, Pezet D, Dapoigny M, Déchelotte PJ, Bommelaer G, Buisson A. Endoscopy-based management decreases the risk of postoperative recurrences in Crohn’s disease. World J Gastroenterol 2016; 22(21): 5068-5078
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