Table 5.

Changes in BA Levels in Patients with CD Underwent Bowel Resection

StudyLapidus et al54Lapidus et al55Rutgeerts et al45Tougaard et al53Fiasse et al40
SampleDDDFF
Total BAs↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
CA↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
CDCA↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
DCA↓, ↓*
LCA↓, ↓*
UDCA
StudyLapidus et al54Lapidus et al55Rutgeerts et al45Tougaard et al53Fiasse et al40
SampleDDDFF
Total BAs↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
CA↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
CDCA↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
DCA↓, ↓*
LCA↓, ↓*
UDCA

Only BAs for which at least 2 studies reported alterations are displayed.

↑ = higher level in patients with CD with bowel resection compared with HCs; ↓ = lower level in patients with CD with bowel resection compared with HCs. ↑* = higher level in patients with CD underwent bowel resection compared with patients without bowel resection; ↓* = lower level in patients with CD underwent bowel resection compared with patients without bowel resection. Empty boxes indicate that no significant difference or no information was provided in the studies.

BA, bile acid; CA, cholic acid; CDCA, chenodeoxycholic acid; D, fasting duodenal bile; DCA, deoxycholic acid; F, feces; LCA, lithocholic acid; UDCA, ursodeoxycholic acid.

Table 5.

Changes in BA Levels in Patients with CD Underwent Bowel Resection

StudyLapidus et al54Lapidus et al55Rutgeerts et al45Tougaard et al53Fiasse et al40
SampleDDDFF
Total BAs↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
CA↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
CDCA↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
DCA↓, ↓*
LCA↓, ↓*
UDCA
StudyLapidus et al54Lapidus et al55Rutgeerts et al45Tougaard et al53Fiasse et al40
SampleDDDFF
Total BAs↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
CA↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
CDCA↑, ↑*↑, ↑*
DCA↓, ↓*
LCA↓, ↓*
UDCA

Only BAs for which at least 2 studies reported alterations are displayed.

↑ = higher level in patients with CD with bowel resection compared with HCs; ↓ = lower level in patients with CD with bowel resection compared with HCs. ↑* = higher level in patients with CD underwent bowel resection compared with patients without bowel resection; ↓* = lower level in patients with CD underwent bowel resection compared with patients without bowel resection. Empty boxes indicate that no significant difference or no information was provided in the studies.

BA, bile acid; CA, cholic acid; CDCA, chenodeoxycholic acid; D, fasting duodenal bile; DCA, deoxycholic acid; F, feces; LCA, lithocholic acid; UDCA, ursodeoxycholic acid.

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