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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of study population

From: C-reactive protein is associated with postoperative outcomes in patients with intestinal Behçet’s disease

Patient characteristics

Patients (n = 90)

Male (number, %)

44 (48.9%)

Age at diagnosis (median, range; years)

38 (11–69)

Disease follow-up period (median, range; years)

11.8 (0.3–38.4)

Duration between diagnosis and surgery (median, range; months)

23 (0–217)

Subtype of disease

 Definite

68 (75.6%)

 Probable

2 (2.2%)

 Suspected

20 (22.2%)

Oral ulcers

66 (73.3%)

Genital ulcers

31 (34.4%)

Skin manifestations

30 (33.3%)

Typical intestinal ulcers

86 (95.6%)

Fistula / abscess

11 (12.2%)/4 (4.4%)

Perioperative medical treatment (number; %)

 5-aminosalicylic acids

86 (95.6%)

 Immunomodulator

53 (58.9%)

  Azathioprine

43 (47.8%)

  6-Mercaptopurine

3 (3.3%)

  Methotrexate

7 (7.8%)

 Colchicine

45 (50.0%)

 Corticosteroids

74 (82.2%)

 Anti-TNF antagonist

12 (13.3%)

Surgical technique (number; %)

 Laparoscopy

40 (44.4%)

 Open

50 (55.6%)

Emergent surgery

13 (14.4%)

CRP (mg/L)

57.0 ± 71.2

Day of CRP measurement after surgery (median, interquartile range; days)

2 (1–4)

  1. CRP C-reactive protein, n number, TNF tumor necrosis factor