Clinical Practice Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2018.
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
PatientSexAge of disease onsetChief complaintsPerianal diseasesEIMsColonoscopy featuresDisease cause deathGenetic diagnosis
1MNeonateDiarrheaPerianal abscess and fistulaArthritis, oral ulcersPancolitis, ulcers and hyperplasiaLymphomaNA
2M2 moDiarrhea, bloody stoolsNoneNoneProctitis, linear and aphthous ulcersSuspension of treatmentNA
3M1 yr 5 moDiarrhea, bloody stoolsPerianal abscessNonePancolitis and terminal ilium ulcers and hyperplasiaSuspension of treatmentNA
4F3 yr 10 moAbdominal painNoneNonePancolitis, ulcers and cobble stone appearance of colonSepsis, multiple organ failureNA
5M4 yr 11 moDiarrhea, bloody stools, fever, malnutritionNoneRash, oral erosionPancolitis, erosion, ulcers and multiple hyperplasia lesionsIntestinal bleedingNA
6M2 mo 13 dDiarrhea, feverPerianal abscessNoneProctitis, longitudinal ulcerSepsis and shockCGD
Table 2 General data of very-early-onset inflammatory bowel disease patients
Monogenic IBDNonmonogenic IBDP value
Patients945
Sex, M/F8/128/17
Median age of disease onset, in mo1 (0, 72)19.5 (0, 72)0.008a
Median age of disease diagnosis, in mo18 (4, 78)43.5 (3, 173)0.021a
Duration before diagnosis, in mo6 (2, 29)9 (0, 104)0.668
Table 3 Comparison of clinical features of monogenic and nonmonogenic inflammatory bowel disease groups
Nonmonogenic IBDMonogenic IBDP value
Diagnosis
CD, %75.050.0
IBD-U, %18.240.0
UC, %6.810.0
Abdominal pain, n2520.142
Diarrhea, n3681.000
Bloody stools, n2680.131
Malnutrition, n1950.489
Growth failure, n1440.461
Oral ulcers, n310.529
Persistent fever, n301.000
Perianal diseases, n970.001a
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 a10915.04 ± 1.7212.53 ± 1.720.382
HGB, in g/L103.02 ± 2.57106.67 ± 5.000.496
PLT, as a1012454.60 ± 28.40421.89 ± 54.970.632
CRP, in mg/L51.16 ± 8.4320.22 ± 2.430.668
ESR, in mm/h29.22 ± 4.7021.00 ± 4.560.923
ALB, in g/L33.80 ± 1.1036.60 ± 1.770.283
Steroid, n3660.399
Antibiotics, n2970.484
Mesalazine, n3220.009a
Immunosuppressants, n2580.075
Nutrition, n3350.425
Infliximab, n1440.461
Surgery, n640.050
Death, n510.000a
Table 4 Clinical characteristics of monogenic very-early-onset inflammatory bowel disease patients
PatientSexDisease onsetZ-score of heightZ-score of body weightChief complaintsOthersDisease locations and behaviorClinical and genetic diagnosisIntestinal surgeryTreatmentPrognosis
1M< 1 mo0.22-1.18Diarrhea, bloody stoolsPyodermaL2, P, B2B3CD, IL10RB mutationColostomySteroid, IFX, thalidomide, 6-MP/MTX/AZARemission
2F4 mo-1.76-0.96Diarrhea, bloody stoolsPyodermaL2,L4b, P, B2B3CD, IL10RA mutationIntestinal perforation repair, colostomy and J-POUCHSteroid, mesalazine, IFX, MTX/CsARemission
3M1 mo+-0.79-2.21Diarrhea, bloody stoolsElevation of ALTL2, P, B2CD, IL10RA mutationNoneNoneWaiting HSCT
4M1 mo+-3.11-3.66Diarrhea, bloody stoolsNoneL2, P, B1IBDU, IL10RA mutationNoneAntibioticsGive up
5M11 d-4.92-3.38Diarrhea, bloody stoolsNECL2,L4b, P, B1CD, IL10RA mutationNoneSteroids, AZAGive up
6M< 1 mo0.46-1.08Diarrhea, bloody stoolsEpilepsyL2, P, B1IBDU, CGDNoneNoneRemission
7M< 1 mo-0.84-2.04Persistent feverIntestinal malrotation, elevation of ALTL2, P, B1IBDU, CGDNoneNoneDead
8M9 mo-4.63-2.95Diarrhea, bloody stoolsHepatosplenomegalyL2, B1CD, CVIDIntestinal resection and anastomosisSteroid, 6MP, mesalazine, thalidomidePartial remission
9M5 yr 11 mo-2.2-1.57Abdominal pain, diarrhea, bloody stoolsNoneL2, L4bCD, XIAP deficiencyNoneDXM, IFX, 6MP/AZARemission
Table 5 Genetic testing of very-early-onset inflammatory bowel disease patients
PatientSexAge of disease onsetWES/TGPSGenetic mutationLocation of mutationMutation of parentsHomo/HeterozygoteSIFT score/ predictionPolyphen2 score/ predictionMutationTaster score/ prediction
1MNeonateBothIL10RBChr21:34660499 c.737G>A p.W246XHeterozygotic mutation of parents c.737G>AHomozygote--6/D
2F4 moTGPSIL10RAChr11:117860269 c.301C>T p.R101W Chr11:117864125 c.537G>A p.T179THeterozygotic mutation of father c.301C>TCompound heterozygote0/D1/D101/D
mother c.537G>A1/T--
3M1 mo+TGPSIL10RAChr11:117860269 c.301C>T p.R101WHeterozygotic mutation of father c.301C>TCompound heterozygote0/D1/D101/D
Chr11:117864058 c.470A>G p.Y157C (rs1027503096)mother c.470A>G0.001/D1/D194/N
4M1 mo+TGPSIL10RAChr11:117860269 c.301C>T p.R101WHeterozygotic mutation of parents c.301C>THomozygote0/D1/D101/D
5MNeonateTGPSIL10RAChr11:117860269 c.301C>T p.R101WHeterozygotic mutation of father c.301C>TCompound heterozygote0/D1/D101/D
c.350G>A p.R117H (rs199989396)mother c.350G>A0.011/D1/D29/D
6MNeonateTGPSCYBBChrX:37658209 c.676C>T p.R226X (rs137854592)Heterozygotic mutation of mother c.676C>THemizygotic mutation--6/D
7MNeonateTGPSCYBBChrX:37642741 c.142-2A>G splicingHeterozygotic mutation of mother c.142-2A>GHemizygotic mutation---
8M9 moBothTNFRSF13BChr17:16843819 c.452C>T p.P151L (rs200037919)Heterozygotic mutation of father c.452C>TCompound heterozygote0.568/T0.005/B98/N
Chr17:16852132 c.365G>A p.R122Q (rs755343222)mother c.365G>A0.485/T0.136/B43/N
9M5 yr 11 moTGPSXIAPChrX:123022501 c.910G>T p.G304XNo mutation in parentsHemizygotic mutation--6/D
10F5 yr 9 moTGPSIL10RBChr21:34652146 c.421G>A p.E141K (rs387907326)Heterozygotic mutation in father c.421G>AHeterozygote0.026/D0.946/D56/D
11F4 moWES-
12M8 moWES-
13F3 yr 3 moTGPS-
14F4 yrTGPS-
15M1 yr 10 moWES-
16F4 yr 8 moWES-