Table 1.

Characteristics of Study Population: Patients Living in Denmark on March 1, 2020, With an IBD Diagnosis Between March 1, 2010, and March 1, 2020

Patients With IBD (N = 60 242)aPatients With CD (n=21 547)Patients With UC (n=38 589)
Age by January 1, 2020, y50 (36-64)46 (32-60)53 (39-66)
Patient’s age category
 ≤19 y1748 (2.9)976 (4.5)765 (2.0)
 20-39 y16 296 (27.1)7107 (33.0)9156 (23.7)
 40-59 y22 531 (37.4)7934 (36.8)14 557 (37.7)
 60-79 y16 387 (27.2)4709 (21.9)11 655 (30.2)
 ≥80 y3280 (5.4)821 (3.8)2456 (6.4)
Sex
 Female32 740 (54.3)12 217 (56.7)20 466 (53.0)
 Male27 502 (45.7)9330 (43.3)18 123 (47.0)
Charlson comorbidity index
 042 539 (70.6)15 349 (71.2)27 113 (70.3)
 1-213 441 (22.3)4737 (22.0)8682 (22.5)
 3+4262 (7.1)1461 (6.8)2794 (7.2)
Type of IBD
 CD21 547 (35.8)
 UC38 589 (64.1)
 Both diagnosis106 (0.2)
Medication exposure during March 1, 2020, to February 28, 2021b
 5-ASA16 625 (27.6)964 (4.5)15 635 (40.5)
 Thiopurines3510 (5.8)1900 (8.8)1601 (4.1)
 Methotrexate592 (1.0)293 (1.4)299 (0.8)
 Systemic corticosteroids4748 (7.9)1627 (7.6)3106 (8.0)
 Anti-TNF-α agents5299 (8.8)3427 (15.9)1859 (4.8)
 Anti-interleukin therapeutic agents57 (0.1)19 (0.1)38 (0.1)
 Selective immunosuppressive agents420 (0.7)328 (1.5)90 (0.2)
 Ciclosporin/tacrolimus38 (0.1)11 (0.1)26 (0.1)
Patients With IBD (N = 60 242)aPatients With CD (n=21 547)Patients With UC (n=38 589)
Age by January 1, 2020, y50 (36-64)46 (32-60)53 (39-66)
Patient’s age category
 ≤19 y1748 (2.9)976 (4.5)765 (2.0)
 20-39 y16 296 (27.1)7107 (33.0)9156 (23.7)
 40-59 y22 531 (37.4)7934 (36.8)14 557 (37.7)
 60-79 y16 387 (27.2)4709 (21.9)11 655 (30.2)
 ≥80 y3280 (5.4)821 (3.8)2456 (6.4)
Sex
 Female32 740 (54.3)12 217 (56.7)20 466 (53.0)
 Male27 502 (45.7)9330 (43.3)18 123 (47.0)
Charlson comorbidity index
 042 539 (70.6)15 349 (71.2)27 113 (70.3)
 1-213 441 (22.3)4737 (22.0)8682 (22.5)
 3+4262 (7.1)1461 (6.8)2794 (7.2)
Type of IBD
 CD21 547 (35.8)
 UC38 589 (64.1)
 Both diagnosis106 (0.2)
Medication exposure during March 1, 2020, to February 28, 2021b
 5-ASA16 625 (27.6)964 (4.5)15 635 (40.5)
 Thiopurines3510 (5.8)1900 (8.8)1601 (4.1)
 Methotrexate592 (1.0)293 (1.4)299 (0.8)
 Systemic corticosteroids4748 (7.9)1627 (7.6)3106 (8.0)
 Anti-TNF-α agents5299 (8.8)3427 (15.9)1859 (4.8)
 Anti-interleukin therapeutic agents57 (0.1)19 (0.1)38 (0.1)
 Selective immunosuppressive agents420 (0.7)328 (1.5)90 (0.2)
 Ciclosporin/tacrolimus38 (0.1)11 (0.1)26 (0.1)

Values are median (interquartile range) or n (%).

Abbreviations: 5-ASA, 5-aminosalicylic acid; CD, Crohn’s disease; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; TNF-α, tumor necrosis factor α; UC, ulcerative colitis.

A total of 106 were registered with diagnoses of both UC and CD.

Time-varying exposures. Patients can have used medication in more than 1 of these categories in the exposure window.

Table 1.

Characteristics of Study Population: Patients Living in Denmark on March 1, 2020, With an IBD Diagnosis Between March 1, 2010, and March 1, 2020

Patients With IBD (N = 60 242)aPatients With CD (n=21 547)Patients With UC (n=38 589)
Age by January 1, 2020, y50 (36-64)46 (32-60)53 (39-66)
Patient’s age category
 ≤19 y1748 (2.9)976 (4.5)765 (2.0)
 20-39 y16 296 (27.1)7107 (33.0)9156 (23.7)
 40-59 y22 531 (37.4)7934 (36.8)14 557 (37.7)
 60-79 y16 387 (27.2)4709 (21.9)11 655 (30.2)
 ≥80 y3280 (5.4)821 (3.8)2456 (6.4)
Sex
 Female32 740 (54.3)12 217 (56.7)20 466 (53.0)
 Male27 502 (45.7)9330 (43.3)18 123 (47.0)
Charlson comorbidity index
 042 539 (70.6)15 349 (71.2)27 113 (70.3)
 1-213 441 (22.3)4737 (22.0)8682 (22.5)
 3+4262 (7.1)1461 (6.8)2794 (7.2)
Type of IBD
 CD21 547 (35.8)
 UC38 589 (64.1)
 Both diagnosis106 (0.2)
Medication exposure during March 1, 2020, to February 28, 2021b
 5-ASA16 625 (27.6)964 (4.5)15 635 (40.5)
 Thiopurines3510 (5.8)1900 (8.8)1601 (4.1)
 Methotrexate592 (1.0)293 (1.4)299 (0.8)
 Systemic corticosteroids4748 (7.9)1627 (7.6)3106 (8.0)
 Anti-TNF-α agents5299 (8.8)3427 (15.9)1859 (4.8)
 Anti-interleukin therapeutic agents57 (0.1)19 (0.1)38 (0.1)
 Selective immunosuppressive agents420 (0.7)328 (1.5)90 (0.2)
 Ciclosporin/tacrolimus38 (0.1)11 (0.1)26 (0.1)
Patients With IBD (N = 60 242)aPatients With CD (n=21 547)Patients With UC (n=38 589)
Age by January 1, 2020, y50 (36-64)46 (32-60)53 (39-66)
Patient’s age category
 ≤19 y1748 (2.9)976 (4.5)765 (2.0)
 20-39 y16 296 (27.1)7107 (33.0)9156 (23.7)
 40-59 y22 531 (37.4)7934 (36.8)14 557 (37.7)
 60-79 y16 387 (27.2)4709 (21.9)11 655 (30.2)
 ≥80 y3280 (5.4)821 (3.8)2456 (6.4)
Sex
 Female32 740 (54.3)12 217 (56.7)20 466 (53.0)
 Male27 502 (45.7)9330 (43.3)18 123 (47.0)
Charlson comorbidity index
 042 539 (70.6)15 349 (71.2)27 113 (70.3)
 1-213 441 (22.3)4737 (22.0)8682 (22.5)
 3+4262 (7.1)1461 (6.8)2794 (7.2)
Type of IBD
 CD21 547 (35.8)
 UC38 589 (64.1)
 Both diagnosis106 (0.2)
Medication exposure during March 1, 2020, to February 28, 2021b
 5-ASA16 625 (27.6)964 (4.5)15 635 (40.5)
 Thiopurines3510 (5.8)1900 (8.8)1601 (4.1)
 Methotrexate592 (1.0)293 (1.4)299 (0.8)
 Systemic corticosteroids4748 (7.9)1627 (7.6)3106 (8.0)
 Anti-TNF-α agents5299 (8.8)3427 (15.9)1859 (4.8)
 Anti-interleukin therapeutic agents57 (0.1)19 (0.1)38 (0.1)
 Selective immunosuppressive agents420 (0.7)328 (1.5)90 (0.2)
 Ciclosporin/tacrolimus38 (0.1)11 (0.1)26 (0.1)

Values are median (interquartile range) or n (%).

Abbreviations: 5-ASA, 5-aminosalicylic acid; CD, Crohn’s disease; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; TNF-α, tumor necrosis factor α; UC, ulcerative colitis.

A total of 106 were registered with diagnoses of both UC and CD.

Time-varying exposures. Patients can have used medication in more than 1 of these categories in the exposure window.

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