Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020 Published by Baishideng Publishing Group Inc.
World J Gastroenterol. Aug 14, 2020; 26(30): 4428-4441
Published online Aug 14, 2020. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v26.i30.4428
Table 1 Clinical characteristics of study population
CharacteristicTotal (n = 303)Australia (n = 210)Oxford (n = 93)
Gender
Female, n (%)143 (47)95 (45)48 (52)
Median age VDZ given (range, yr)35 (16-84)36 (19-78)35 (16-84)
Median disease duration (range, yr)6 (0.2-48)7 (1-48)5.4 (0.2-39.2)
Montreal classification, n (%)
Age
A134 (11)33 (16)1 (1)
A2170 (56)120 (57)50 (54)
A399 (33)57 (27)42 (45)
Location
E118 (6)15 (7)3 (3)
E2114 (38)72 (34)42 (45)
E3170 (56)122 (58)48 (52)
Missing110
Family History, n (%)29 (12)22 (15)7 (7)
First degree19127
Second degree10100
None21212686
Smoking, n
Never22614086
Current963
Ex smoker45414
Anti-TNF naïve, n (%)182 (60)122 (58.1)60 (65)
Anti-TNF exposed, n (%)121 (40)88 (41.9)33 (35)
Primary LOR45 (15)29 (13.8)16 (17)
Secondary LOR61 (20)47 (22.4)14 (15)
Side-effects15 (5)12 (5.7)3 (3.2)
Steroids at VDZ initiation, n (%)191 (63)134 (64)57 (61.2)
Prednisone162 (53)108 (51)54 (58)
Budesonide29 (10)26 (12)3 (3)
Immunomodulation at VDZ initiation, n (%)175 (58)135 (64)40 (43)
AZA/6MP136 (45)108 (51)28 (30)
Methotrexate19 (6)11 (5)8 (9)
Tacrolimus17 (6)16 (8)1 (1)
Others (Cyclo&Myco)3 (1)03 (3)
Mean Partial Mayo before VDZ initiation5 (2-9)6 (2-9)5 (2-9)
Table 2 Response and remission at 3 mo of vedolizumab therapy
TotalAustraliaOxfordP value
Response, n (%)208 (79)157 (83)51 (70)0.01
Remission, n (%)148 (56)104 (55)44 (59)0.58
TotalAnti-TNF naiveAnti-TNF exposedP value
Response, n (%)208 (79)138 (83)70 (72)0.03
Remission, n (%)148 (56)109 (66)39 (40)< 0.001
Anti-TNF exposedPrimary LORSecondary LORP value
Response, n (%)70 (72)30 (73)40 (71)0.85
Remission, n (%)39 (40)16 (39)23 (41)0.83
Table 3 Remission at 6 mo and 12 mo of vedolizumab therapy
TotalAustraliaOxfordP value
Remission at 6 mo, n (%)147 (62)110/173(64)37/65 (57)0.34
Remission at 12 mo, n (%)120/201 (60)87/138 (63)33/65 (52)0.09
TotalAnti-TNF naiveAnti-TNF exposed
Remission at 6 mo, n (%)147/238 (62)103/142 (73)44/96 (46)< 0.001
Remission at 12 mo, n (%)120/201 (60)76/115 (66)44/86 (51)0.03
Anti-TNF exposedPrimary LORSecondary LOR
Remission at 6 mo, n (%)44/96 (46)16/42 (38)28/54 (52)0.18
Remission at 12 mo, n (%)44/86 (51)17/38 (44)27/48 (56)0.28
Table 4 Complications of vedolizumab therapy
ComplicationAustralia (n = 20)Oxford (n = 5)
Respiratory infectionsURTI (2)Pneumonia (1)
Sinusitis (4)Pharyngitis (1)
Nasopharyngitis (1)
Gastrointestinal InfectionsStrongyloidis (1)Gastroenteritis (1)
Clostridium difficile (4)Buttock abscess (1)
Campylobacter (1)Oral Thrush (1)
Salmonella (1)
Serious infectionsHaemophagocytic syndrome due to CMV (1)NA
Klebsiella (1)
OthersRash (1)NA
Delayed hypersensitivity reaction (1)
Arthralgia and Headaches (1)
Table 5 Colectomy at 12 mo of vedolizumab therapy
Colectomy, nAustraliaOxfordP value
19/21013/930.25
Colectomy, nAnti-TNF naiveAnti-TNF exposedP value
9/18223/1210.0005
Colectomy, nPrimary LOSSecondary LOSP value
10/4523/610.795

  • Citation: Pulusu SSR, Srinivasan A, Krishnaprasad K, Cheng D, Begun J, Keung C, Van Langenberg D, Thin L, Mogilevski T, De Cruz P, Radford-Smith G, Flanagan E, Bell S, Kashkooli S, Sparrow M, Ghaly S, Bampton P, Sawyer E, Connor S, Rizvi QUA, Andrews JM, Mahy G, Chivers P, Travis S, Lawrance IC. Vedolizumab for ulcerative colitis: Real world outcomes from a multicenter observational cohort of Australia and Oxford. World J Gastroenterol 2020; 26(30): 4428-4441
  • URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v26/i30/4428.htm
  • DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3748/wjg.v26.i30.4428