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Table 1 Summarize previously published cases of LCV associated with CD

From: Leukocytoclastic vasculitis as a rare dermatologic manifestation of Crohn’s disease mimicking cellulitis: a case report

Case/Reference

Year of Publication

First Author

Patient age

Patient Gender

Etiology

Location of CD

Activity of CD

Location of rash

Therapy

Recurrence Y/N

1 [10]

1996

Zlatanic

39

M

CD

Transverse and sigmoid colon

Active

Legs

IV hydrocortisone

N

2 [11]

2002

McIlwain

24

F

Infliximab

Terminal ileum

Active

Legs and arms

Methylprednisolone

N

3 [12]

2008

Tsiamoulous

80

M

CD

Colon

Initial manifestation (active)

Legs

IV Prednisolone

N

4 [113]

2010

Limdi

52

M

CD

Ileum

Quiescent

Legs

IV steroids

N

5 [14]

2013

Karatoprak

28

M

CD

Jejunum

Initial manifestation (active)

Legs

Prednisone

N

6 [15]

2016

Namakura

35

M

Infliximab

NR

Quiescent

Legs

Spontaneous resolution

N

7 [16]

2017

Bernardes

29

F

Adalimumab

Colon

NR

Legs and abdomen

Discontinuation of Adalimumab

Y

8 [16]

2017

Bernardes

60

M

Adalimumab

Ileocolon

NR

Legs

Discontinuation of Adalimumab

N

9 [16]

2017

Bernardes

44

F

Adalimumab

Colon

NR

Legs

Discontinuation of Adalimumab

Y

10 [17]

2017

Goncalves

51

M

CD

Sigmoid and rectum

Initial manifestation (active)

Legs, thighs, arms

Prednisone

Y

11 [18]

2017

Woody

28

F

Certolizumab

NR

NR

Legs, feet, palms

Prednisone, Dapsone

N

12 [19]

2017

Cury

28

F

Adalimumab

NR

Quiescent

Legs

Colchicine

N

13 [20]

2018

Fonseca

38

F

Infliximab

Ileum

Quiescent

Legs

Prednisone

N

14 [21]

2019

Costa-Moreira

28

F

Ustekinumab

Perianal

Quiescent

Legs and abdomen

Prednisone

Y

  1. CD Crohn’s Disease, F Female, IV Intravenous, M Male, N No, Y Yes, NR Not Reported