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World J Gastroenterol. Mar 7, 2018; 24(9): 1035-1045
Published online Mar 7, 2018. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v24.i9.1035
Table 1 Clinical features of dead very-early-onset inflammatory bowel disease patients
Patient Sex Age of disease onset Chief complaints Perianal diseases EIMs Colonoscopy features Disease cause death Genetic diagnosis 1 M Neonate Diarrhea Perianal abscess and fistula Arthritis, oral ulcers Pancolitis, ulcers and hyperplasia Lymphoma NA 2 M 2 mo Diarrhea, bloody stools None None Proctitis, linear and aphthous ulcers Suspension of treatment NA 3 M 1 yr 5 mo Diarrhea, bloody stools Perianal abscess None Pancolitis and terminal ilium ulcers and hyperplasia Suspension of treatment NA 4 F 3 yr 10 mo Abdominal pain None None Pancolitis, ulcers and cobble stone appearance of colon Sepsis, multiple organ failure NA 5 M 4 yr 11 mo Diarrhea, bloody stools, fever, malnutrition None Rash, oral erosion Pancolitis, erosion, ulcers and multiple hyperplasia lesions Intestinal bleeding NA 6 M 2 mo 13 d Diarrhea, fever Perianal abscess None Proctitis, longitudinal ulcer Sepsis and shock CGD
Table 2 General data of very-early-onset inflammatory bowel disease patients
Monogenic IBD Nonmonogenic IBD P valuePatients 9 45 Sex, M/F 8/1 28/17 Median age of disease onset, in mo 1 (0, 72) 19.5 (0, 72) 0.008a Median age of disease diagnosis, in mo 18 (4, 78) 43.5 (3, 173) 0.021a Duration before diagnosis, in mo 6 (2, 29) 9 (0, 104) 0.668
Table 3 Comparison of clinical features of monogenic and nonmonogenic inflammatory bowel disease groups
Nonmonogenic IBD Monogenic IBD P valueDiagnosis CD, % 75.0 50.0 IBD-U, % 18.2 40.0 UC, % 6.8 10.0 Abdominal pain, n 25 2 0.142 Diarrhea, n 36 8 1.000 Bloody stools, n 26 8 0.131 Malnutrition, n 19 5 0.489 Growth failure, n 14 4 0.461 Oral ulcers, n 3 1 0.529 Persistent fever, n 3 0 1.000 Perianal diseases, n 9 7 0.001a Body weight Z-score -1.54 (-4.69, 2.20) -2.04 (-3.66, 0.96) 0.303 Height Z-score -1.38 (-6.43, 2.51) -1.76 (-4.92, 0.46) 0.597 WBC, as a 109 15.04 ± 1.72 12.53 ± 1.72 0.382 HGB, in g/L 103.02 ± 2.57 106.67 ± 5.00 0.496 PLT, as a 1012 454.60 ± 28.40 421.89 ± 54.97 0.632 CRP, in mg/L 51.16 ± 8.43 20.22 ± 2.43 0.668 ESR, in mm/h 29.22 ± 4.70 21.00 ± 4.56 0.923 ALB, in g/L 33.80 ± 1.10 36.60 ± 1.77 0.283 Steroid, n 36 6 0.399 Antibiotics, n 29 7 0.484 Mesalazine, n 32 2 0.009a Immunosuppressants, n 25 8 0.075 Nutrition, n 33 5 0.425 Infliximab, n 14 4 0.461 Surgery, n 6 4 0.050 Death, n 5 1 0.000a
Table 4 Clinical characteristics of monogenic very-early-onset inflammatory bowel disease patients
Patient Sex Disease onset Z-score of height Z-score of body weight Chief complaints Others Disease locations and behavior Clinical and genetic diagnosis Intestinal surgery Treatment Prognosis 1 M < 1 mo 0.22 -1.18 Diarrhea, bloody stools Pyoderma L2, P, B2B3 CD, IL10RB mutation Colostomy Steroid, IFX, thalidomide, 6-MP/MTX/AZA Remission 2 F 4 mo -1.76 -0.96 Diarrhea, bloody stools Pyoderma L2,L4b, P, B2B3 CD, IL10RA mutation Intestinal perforation repair, colostomy and J-POUCH Steroid, mesalazine, IFX, MTX/CsA Remission 3 M 1 mo+ -0.79 -2.21 Diarrhea, bloody stools Elevation of ALT L2, P, B2 CD, IL10RA mutation None None Waiting HSCT 4 M 1 mo+ -3.11 -3.66 Diarrhea, bloody stools None L2, P, B1 IBDU, IL10RA mutation None Antibiotics Give up 5 M 11 d -4.92 -3.38 Diarrhea, bloody stools NEC L2,L4b, P, B1 CD, IL10RA mutation None Steroids, AZA Give up 6 M < 1 mo 0.46 -1.08 Diarrhea, bloody stools Epilepsy L2, P, B1 IBDU, CGD None None Remission 7 M < 1 mo -0.84 -2.04 Persistent fever Intestinal malrotation, elevation of ALT L2, P, B1 IBDU, CGD None None Dead 8 M 9 mo -4.63 -2.95 Diarrhea, bloody stools Hepatosplenomegaly L2, B1 CD, CVID Intestinal resection and anastomosis Steroid, 6MP, mesalazine, thalidomide Partial remission 9 M 5 yr 11 mo -2.2 -1.57 Abdominal pain, diarrhea, bloody stools None L2, L4b CD, XIAP deficiency None DXM, IFX, 6MP/AZA Remission
Table 5 Genetic testing of very-early-onset inflammatory bowel disease patients
Patient Sex Age of disease onset WES/TGPS Genetic mutation Location of mutation Mutation of parents Homo/Heterozygote SIFT score/ prediction Polyphen2 score/ prediction MutationTaster score/ prediction 1 M Neonate Both IL10RB Chr21:34660499 c.737G>A p.W246X Heterozygotic mutation of parents c.737G>A Homozygote - - 6/D 2 F 4 mo TGPS IL10RA Chr11:117860269 c.301C>T p.R101W Chr11:117864125 c.537G>A p.T179T Heterozygotic mutation of father c.301C>T Compound heterozygote 0/D 1/D 101/D mother c.537G>A 1/T - - 3 M 1 mo+ TGPS IL10RA Chr11:117860269 c.301C>T p.R101W Heterozygotic mutation of father c.301C>T Compound heterozygote 0/D 1/D 101/D Chr11:117864058 c.470A>G p.Y157C (rs1027503096) mother c.470A>G 0.001/D 1/D 194/N 4 M 1 mo+ TGPS IL10RA Chr11:117860269 c.301C>T p.R101W Heterozygotic mutation of parents c.301C>T Homozygote 0/D 1/D 101/D 5 M Neonate TGPS IL10RA Chr11:117860269 c.301C>T p.R101W Heterozygotic mutation of father c.301C>T Compound heterozygote 0/D 1/D 101/D c.350G>A p.R117H (rs199989396) mother c.350G>A 0.011/D 1/D 29/D 6 M Neonate TGPS CYBB ChrX:37658209 c.676C>T p.R226X (rs137854592) Heterozygotic mutation of mother c.676C>T Hemizygotic mutation - - 6/D 7 M Neonate TGPS CYBB ChrX:37642741 c.142-2A>G splicing Heterozygotic mutation of mother c.142-2A>G Hemizygotic mutation - - - 8 M 9 mo Both TNFRSF13B Chr17:16843819 c.452C>T p.P151L (rs200037919) Heterozygotic mutation of father c.452C>T Compound heterozygote 0.568/T 0.005/B 98/N Chr17:16852132 c.365G>A p.R122Q (rs755343222) mother c.365G>A 0.485/T 0.136/B 43/N 9 M 5 yr 11 mo TGPS XIAP ChrX:123022501 c.910G>T p.G304X No mutation in parents Hemizygotic mutation - - 6/D 10 F 5 yr 9 mo TGPS IL10RB Chr21:34652146 c.421G>A p.E141K (rs387907326) Heterozygotic mutation in father c.421G>A Heterozygote 0.026/D 0.946/D 56/D 11 F 4 mo WES - 12 M 8 mo WES - 13 F 3 yr 3 mo TGPS - 14 F 4 yr TGPS - 15 M 1 yr 10 mo WES - 16 F 4 yr 8 mo WES -