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Table 2 Global assessment of disease incidence

From: Clinical usefulness of patient-reported-outcome-measurement information system in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease: a cross-sectional study

SES-CE mean (SD)a

8,5 (6)

Entero-MRI n (%)

Absence of inflammation:

13 (41.9)

Persistent active disease inflammation:

 Worsening of inflammation:

 Improvement of inflammation:

16 (51.6)

13 (81.2)

1(6.2)

Stricturing disease:

1 (3,2)

Fistulizing disease:

1 (3.2)

Laboratory test mean (SD)

Hb (g/dL)

13 (14.3)

ESR (mm)

21 (19.8)

C-RP (mg/dL)

0.6 (1.7)

Ferritin (µg/dL)

81.2 (123.8)

Fecal Calprotectin (µg/g)

803.7 (1189.7)

PCDAI mean (SD)b

7.5 (16.1)

Clinical assessment score n (%)

Remission

22 (70.9)

Mild

6 (19.4)

Moderate

4 (12.9)

Severe

0

Patient self-perception of disease n (%)

Feeling better

11 (35.5)

Feeling worse

6 (19.3)

Feeling the same

14 45.2)

IMPACT IIIcmean (SD)

73.2 (13.1)

PROMIS® T scores mean (SD)

 

Global health

Depression

43.2 (7.9)

51.1 (12.7)

Anxiety

50.4 (9.1)

Meaning and purpose

40.1 (8.1)

Pain

47.3 (12.6)

Cognitive function

46.7 (6.2)

Life satisfaction

44.1 (10.2)

Peer relationship

50.6 (9.5)

Physical activity

43.0 (7.2)

Fatigue

52.4 (12.1)

  1. a SES−CD score ranges from zero to 56, with higher scores indicating greater disease severity; b Pediatric Crohn’s Disease Activity Index (PCDAI) score < 10 was considered to indicate remission. ; c IMPACT III 35−item self−administered questionnaire of health−related quality of life in pediatric IBD patients, score ranges 35 (poor) to 175 (best)