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Table 1 Basal characteristics depending on histopathological classification

From: Microscopic colitis found together with celiac disease in a female population is associated with one episode of lymphocytic colitis

 

Collagenous colitis

N = 92

Lymphocytic colitis

N = 66

P-value

Age (year)

63.3 (59.0–68.3)

62.6 (53.8–66.8)

0.178

BMI (kg/m2)

Missing value

24.7 (21.8–29.2)

39

24.9 (23.0–27.4)

0.941

Refractory MC

56 (60.9)

32 (48.5)

0.145

IBS

49 (53.3)

38 (57.6)

0.629

Disease duration (years)

Missing value

8.0 (3.0–13.5)

7

8.0 (4.0–16.0)

8

0.480

University education

Missing value

28 (30.4)

26 (39.4)

0.495

Occupation

  

0.778

Employed

42 (45.7)

28 (42.2)

 

Retired

44 (47.8)

35 (53.0)

 

Others

6 (6.5)

3 (4.5)

 

Married/living together

Missing value

58 (63.0)

31 (47.0)

0.050

Smoking

  

0.788

Never smoking

23 (25.0)

18 (27.3)

 

Past smoking

36 (39.1)

28 (42.4)

 

Present smoking

33 (35.9)

20 (30.3)

 

Snuff users

Missing value

2 (2.2)

3

2 (3.0)

3

1.000

Nicotine chewing gum

Missing value

11 (12.0)

2

3 (4.5)

1

0.155

The number of days drinking/month

Missing value

6 (2–10)

25

4 (2–10)

16

0.457

Number of standard glasses each day of drinking

  

0.156

Never drinking

5 (5.4)

10 (15.1)

 

1

13 (14.1)

4 (6.1)

 

2

29 (31.5)

21 (31.8)

 

3

7 (7.6)

5 (7.6)

 

4

2 (2.2)

3 (4.5)

 

 ≥ 5

 

2 (3.0)

 

Missing value

36

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  1. BMI body mass index, IBS irritable bowel syndrome, MC microscopic colitis. Values are given as number and percentage and median and interquartile range. Mann–Whitney U test and Fisher´s exact test. P ≤ 0.05 was considered statistically significant