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Table 1 Cohort demographics. Continuous variables are shown as median (interquartile range). Significance of demographic data was determined by Fisher’s exact test for categorical data and the Wilcoxon rank-sum test for continuous data

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CD (n=88)

Control (n=110)

p-value

Gender

 Male

47%

70%

0.001

 Female

53%

30%

 

Race/ethnicity

 Caucasian

91%

95%

0.78

 Hispanic

3%

0%

 

 African-American

2%

1%

 

 Asian/Pacific Islander

3%

2%

 

 Non-white Hispanic

3%

3%

 

Age

41 (29–53)

64 (57–73)

2 × 10−16

BMI

23.5 (21.0–26.2)

25.8 (23.6–27.8)

0.0001

GRS

0.35 (−0.22–1.0)

−0.07 (−0.80–0.68)

0.003

Age at diagnosis

24 (19–33)

  

Duration (years)

11 (6–17)

  

CD location

 L1 = Ileal

15%

  

 L2 = Colonic

11%

  

 L3 = Ileocolonic

74%

  

 Upper GI involvement

8%

  

 Perianal disease

26%

  

CD behavior

 B1 = Non-stricturing

34%

  

 B2 = Stricturing

32%

  

 B3 = Penetrating

34%

  

Medication

 5-aminosalicylate

47%

  

 Immunomodulator

29%

  

 Biologic (anti-TNF)

57%