145
(continued)
Molnar et al. [^43
]
121
Prospective observational
45% (1 year)
Previous biologic therapy
Gender, concurrent steroid use at biologic initiation, high CRP, smoking status
50%
(85% with concomitant IMM)
Dose intensification of biologic therapy
Annunziata et al. [
78
]
16
Retrospective
62.5% (5 years)
Absence of normalized intestinal wall thickness
(% on IMM not available)
Ampuero et al. [^44
]
75
Retrospective
30.9% (1 year)
CRP > 5 mg/L
Gender, smoking status, location, duration of treatment
100%
(100% concomitant IMM)
Younger age at diagnosis
Molnar et al. [^53
]
50
Retrospective
56% (1 year)
Fistula
Location of disease
Smoking status
(86% concomitant IMM)
Papamichael et al. [
66
]
100
Retrospective (84% with concomitant IMM)
48% (10 years)
Age at diagnosis <25 (multivariate analysis)
Disease location, behavior (perianal), fistulizing disease, type of infliximab therapy (episodic or scheduled), number of infliximab infusions, CRP, previous ileocolonic resection, smoking at initiation of infliximab, IMM or type of IMM after infliximab cessation, positive ATIs during infliximab therapy or at the time of infliximab cessation
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