Journal of Clinical Medicine Research, ISSN 1918-3003 print, 1918-3011 online, Open Access
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Original Article

Volume 7, Number 1, January 2015, pages 33-36


Clinical Markers of Crohn’s Disease Severity and Their Association With Opiate Use

Tables

Table 1. Patient Demographics
 
Opiate users (n = 50)Non-opiate users (n = 58)P-value
Age48.46 ± 15.9952.28 ± 18.960.265
Gender (males)30 (60.00%)37 (63.79%)0.686
Age of diagnosis29.41 ± 15.6833.42 ± 16.780.213
Disease duration (years)14.5 (12.0, 24.0)15.0 (10.0, 21.0)0.769

 

Table 2. Clinical Characteristics and History
 
Opiate users (n = 50)Non-opiate users (n = 58)P-value
SIBDQ3.80 ± 1.214.34 ± 1.350.036
IBS diagnosis10 (20.00%)8 (13.79%)0.388
History of fistula20 (40.00%)13 (22.41%)0.048
  Enterocutaneous4 (8.00%)4 (6.90%)1.000
  Enteroenteric11 (22.00%)4 (6.90%)0.024
  Entervesicular1 (2.00%)0 (0.00%)0.463
  Rectovaginal1 (2.00%)3 (5.17%)0.622
  Perianal9 (18.00%)12 (20.69%)0.725
Any surgical history33 (66.00%)36 (62.07%)0.672
History of abscess drain12 (24.00%)15 (25.86%)0.824
History of bowel resection27 (54.00%)21 (36.21%)0.064
Ostomy9 (18.00%)12 (20.69%)0.725
Stricture8 (16.00%)10 (17.24%)0.863
Tobacco
  Current11 (22.00%)2 (3.45%)0.010
  Past18 (36.00%)22 (37.93%)
  Never21(42.00%)34 (58.62%)
Past cocaine1 (2.00%)1 (1.72%)1.000
Past marijuana6 (12.00%)7 (12.07%)0.991
Alcohol
  Daily3 (5.26%)2 (4.00%)0.479
  Weekly10 (17.54%)8 (16.00%)
  Monthly10 (17.54%)9 (18.00%)
  Few times/year24 (42.11%)15 (30.00%)
  Never10 (17.54%)16 (32.00%)