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Table 3 Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with IBD and inflammatory manifestations associated to SpA (n = 38)

From: Prevalence of spondyloarthritis in inflammatory bowel disease according ASAS and ultrassonography and its correlation with plasma calprotectin

Variables

 

n

%

BMI (Grade)

Normal

8

21.1

 

Overweight

18

47.4

 

Grade 1 obesity

6

15.8

 

Grade 2 obesity

2

5.3

 

NA

4

10.5

BMI (Mean)

26.73 ± 4.57 (19–37.5)

34

 

Gender

Female

27

71.1

Age (years)

45 ± 13 (17–70)

  

Race

Caucasian

25

65.8

 

Mixed ethnicity

10

26.3

 

Black

3

7.9

IBD

CD

24

63.2

 

UC

14

36.8

IBD diagnosis time (years)

10.32 ± 7.34 (1–22)

  

HBI

4.52 ± 2.21 (1–10)

  

SCAII

2 ± 1.12 (0–7)

  

Current treatment

Topical

4

10.5

 

Sulfasalazine or mesalazine

8

21.1

 

Azathioprine

3

7.9

 

Anti-TNF

15

39.4

 

Azathioprine and sulfasalazine

6

15.8

 

NA

2

5.3

At least one inflammatory musculoskeletal manifestation

 

36

94.7

Previous appointment with rheumatologist

 

15

39.47

Inflammatory low back pain

 

19

50.0

Past arthritis

 

17

44.7

Current arthritis

 

3

7.9

Past enthesitis

 

10

26.3

Current enthesitis

 

2

5.3

Past dactylitis

 

4

10.5

Past psoriasis

 

2

5.3

Past uveitis

 

4

10.5

SpA family history

 

1

2.6

Mechanical musculoskeletal pain

Peripheral pain

7

18.4

 

Axial pain

10

26.3

 

Peripheral and axial pain

4

10.5

 

Diffuse pain

1

2.6

 

Total

22

57.8

  1. BMI Body Mass Index, IBD Inflammatory Bowel Disease, CD Crohn’s disease, UC Ulcerative Iolitis, HBI Harvey-Bradshaw index, SCAII Simple Clinical Colitis Activity Index, SpA spondyloarthritis, NA Not Available