Table 3

Randomised, double-blind, controlled trials assessing nutritional management, surgical procedures, or global strategies to prevent postoperative recurrence.

Publication: first author and dateTreatments evaluatedNumber of patients in each groupPrimary endpointSecondary endpointsPrimary endpoint result
Li 2020Mesenteric excision vs limited resection116 prevision patientsSurgical recurrence [SR]: subsequent postoperative surgeryER: Rutgeerts score [RS] >i2
Clinical recurrence [CR]: endoscopic or imaging lesions and symptoms
NA
Luglio 2020Kono S anastomosis vs conventional surgery [stapled side-to-side anastomosis]36 vs 43Endoscopic recurrence [ER]: RS >i1 at M6ER: M18
CR: M12 and M24
SR: M24
22.2% vs 62.8% p < 0.001
Ponsioen 2017Ileocaecal resection vs infliximab for terminal ileitis73 vs 70Disease specific quality of life [IBDQ]General QoL SF36, adverse events178.1 vs 172 p = 0.25
De Cruz 2015Colonoscopy at M6 [active care] vs no colonoscopy [standard care]122 vs 52ER: RS >i1 at M18 [presence and severity]CR: CDAI >150 or 200
BR: CRP
SR
Mucosal recurrence
49% vs 67% p = 0.03
Zhu 2015Preoperative nutrition for improvement of malnutrition vs reduction of inflammation44 vs 47Postoperative complications 4 weeks after surgeryCR: CDAI >150
ER: RS >i1
11.4% vs 14.9%
p = 0.79
Yamamoto 2007Enteral nutrition vs no enteral nutrition20 vs 20ER: RS >i1 at M12
CR: CDAI >150 ER
ER: RS >i1 at M12
BR: CRP, albumin
30% vs 70% [ER] p = 0.03
Cameron 1992End-to-end vs side to-end anastomosis47 vs 39CR: symptoms
'Documented recurrences': endoscopy/radiology/surgery: no further precisions
23% vs 31%
[documented] p = NS
Publication: first author and dateTreatments evaluatedNumber of patients in each groupPrimary endpointSecondary endpointsPrimary endpoint result
Li 2020Mesenteric excision vs limited resection116 prevision patientsSurgical recurrence [SR]: subsequent postoperative surgeryER: Rutgeerts score [RS] >i2
Clinical recurrence [CR]: endoscopic or imaging lesions and symptoms
NA
Luglio 2020Kono S anastomosis vs conventional surgery [stapled side-to-side anastomosis]36 vs 43Endoscopic recurrence [ER]: RS >i1 at M6ER: M18
CR: M12 and M24
SR: M24
22.2% vs 62.8% p < 0.001
Ponsioen 2017Ileocaecal resection vs infliximab for terminal ileitis73 vs 70Disease specific quality of life [IBDQ]General QoL SF36, adverse events178.1 vs 172 p = 0.25
De Cruz 2015Colonoscopy at M6 [active care] vs no colonoscopy [standard care]122 vs 52ER: RS >i1 at M18 [presence and severity]CR: CDAI >150 or 200
BR: CRP
SR
Mucosal recurrence
49% vs 67% p = 0.03
Zhu 2015Preoperative nutrition for improvement of malnutrition vs reduction of inflammation44 vs 47Postoperative complications 4 weeks after surgeryCR: CDAI >150
ER: RS >i1
11.4% vs 14.9%
p = 0.79
Yamamoto 2007Enteral nutrition vs no enteral nutrition20 vs 20ER: RS >i1 at M12
CR: CDAI >150 ER
ER: RS >i1 at M12
BR: CRP, albumin
30% vs 70% [ER] p = 0.03
Cameron 1992End-to-end vs side to-end anastomosis47 vs 39CR: symptoms
'Documented recurrences': endoscopy/radiology/surgery: no further precisions
23% vs 31%
[documented] p = NS

ER: endoscopic recurrence; RS: Rutgeerts score; CR: clinical recurrence; CDAI: Crohn’s disease activity index; IR: imaging recurrence; CRP: C reactive protein; BR: biological recurrence.

Table 3

Randomised, double-blind, controlled trials assessing nutritional management, surgical procedures, or global strategies to prevent postoperative recurrence.

Publication: first author and dateTreatments evaluatedNumber of patients in each groupPrimary endpointSecondary endpointsPrimary endpoint result
Li 2020Mesenteric excision vs limited resection116 prevision patientsSurgical recurrence [SR]: subsequent postoperative surgeryER: Rutgeerts score [RS] >i2
Clinical recurrence [CR]: endoscopic or imaging lesions and symptoms
NA
Luglio 2020Kono S anastomosis vs conventional surgery [stapled side-to-side anastomosis]36 vs 43Endoscopic recurrence [ER]: RS >i1 at M6ER: M18
CR: M12 and M24
SR: M24
22.2% vs 62.8% p < 0.001
Ponsioen 2017Ileocaecal resection vs infliximab for terminal ileitis73 vs 70Disease specific quality of life [IBDQ]General QoL SF36, adverse events178.1 vs 172 p = 0.25
De Cruz 2015Colonoscopy at M6 [active care] vs no colonoscopy [standard care]122 vs 52ER: RS >i1 at M18 [presence and severity]CR: CDAI >150 or 200
BR: CRP
SR
Mucosal recurrence
49% vs 67% p = 0.03
Zhu 2015Preoperative nutrition for improvement of malnutrition vs reduction of inflammation44 vs 47Postoperative complications 4 weeks after surgeryCR: CDAI >150
ER: RS >i1
11.4% vs 14.9%
p = 0.79
Yamamoto 2007Enteral nutrition vs no enteral nutrition20 vs 20ER: RS >i1 at M12
CR: CDAI >150 ER
ER: RS >i1 at M12
BR: CRP, albumin
30% vs 70% [ER] p = 0.03
Cameron 1992End-to-end vs side to-end anastomosis47 vs 39CR: symptoms
'Documented recurrences': endoscopy/radiology/surgery: no further precisions
23% vs 31%
[documented] p = NS
Publication: first author and dateTreatments evaluatedNumber of patients in each groupPrimary endpointSecondary endpointsPrimary endpoint result
Li 2020Mesenteric excision vs limited resection116 prevision patientsSurgical recurrence [SR]: subsequent postoperative surgeryER: Rutgeerts score [RS] >i2
Clinical recurrence [CR]: endoscopic or imaging lesions and symptoms
NA
Luglio 2020Kono S anastomosis vs conventional surgery [stapled side-to-side anastomosis]36 vs 43Endoscopic recurrence [ER]: RS >i1 at M6ER: M18
CR: M12 and M24
SR: M24
22.2% vs 62.8% p < 0.001
Ponsioen 2017Ileocaecal resection vs infliximab for terminal ileitis73 vs 70Disease specific quality of life [IBDQ]General QoL SF36, adverse events178.1 vs 172 p = 0.25
De Cruz 2015Colonoscopy at M6 [active care] vs no colonoscopy [standard care]122 vs 52ER: RS >i1 at M18 [presence and severity]CR: CDAI >150 or 200
BR: CRP
SR
Mucosal recurrence
49% vs 67% p = 0.03
Zhu 2015Preoperative nutrition for improvement of malnutrition vs reduction of inflammation44 vs 47Postoperative complications 4 weeks after surgeryCR: CDAI >150
ER: RS >i1
11.4% vs 14.9%
p = 0.79
Yamamoto 2007Enteral nutrition vs no enteral nutrition20 vs 20ER: RS >i1 at M12
CR: CDAI >150 ER
ER: RS >i1 at M12
BR: CRP, albumin
30% vs 70% [ER] p = 0.03
Cameron 1992End-to-end vs side to-end anastomosis47 vs 39CR: symptoms
'Documented recurrences': endoscopy/radiology/surgery: no further precisions
23% vs 31%
[documented] p = NS

ER: endoscopic recurrence; RS: Rutgeerts score; CR: clinical recurrence; CDAI: Crohn’s disease activity index; IR: imaging recurrence; CRP: C reactive protein; BR: biological recurrence.

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