Journal of Clinical Medicine Research, ISSN 1918-3003 print, 1918-3011 online, Open Access
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Short Communication

Volume 16, Number 4, April 2024, pages 170-173


Rheumatoid Arthritis and Its Implications on Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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Table 1. Population Characteristics and Results
 
All patientsRANo RAP value
The Chi-square and Fisher’s exact tests were used to analyze between-group differences for the categorical variables. The student’s t-test was used to analyze group differences for numerical variables. RA: rheumatoid arthritis; BMI: body mass index; SD: standard deviation.
Total number of patients3,61384823.47%2,76576.53%
Disease type, n, %0.0077
  Crohn’s disease1,34337.17%34841.04%99535.99%
  Ulcerative colitis2,27062.83%50058.96%1,77064.01%
Age, mean (SD), range53.3 (18.5)8 - 9963.2 (15.6)18 - 9750.2 (18.2)8 - 99< 0.0001
Gender, n, %< 0.0001
  Male1,52942.32%29935.26%1,23044.48%
  Female2,08457.68%54964.74%1,53555.52%
Mortality, n, %1724.76%627.31%1103.98%< 0.0001
Ethnic (Hispanic or Latino), n, %721.99%111.30%612.21%0.0791
Race, n, %0.0058
  White3,32191.92%80194.46%2,52091.17%
  Black1784.93%323.77%1465.28%
  All others1133.13%151.77%983.55%
BMI, mean (SD), range29.3 (7.2)15.6 - 57.430.6 (7.0)17.0 - 54.428.9 (7.2)15.6 - 57.4< 0.0001
Alcohol use (at least 1 drink per week), n, %46112.76%10512.38%35612.88%0.7065
Surgical history, n, %1,04528.92%27732.90%76828.16%0.0083