Unrevealed Depression Involves Dysfunctional Coping Strategies in Crohn’s Disease Patients in Clinical Remission

Table 1

Demographic and clinical features of patients included in the study.

Sex male, (%)	57 (60)
Age (years), mean (SD)	45 (14)
Age at diagnoses of CD (years), mean (SD)	28 (10)
Disease length (years), mean (SD)	20 (12)
Family history of IBD, (%)	16 (16.8)
Treatment, (%)
Immunosuppressive treatment	36 (37.9)
Treatment with anti-TNF-alpha	13 (13.7)
Mesalazine	24 (25.3)
No therapy (clinical observation)	22 (23)
Crohn’s disease’s localization (%)
Ileum	42 (44.2)
Colon	13 (13.7)
Ileocolonic	40 (42.1)
Isolated upper disease	3 (3.2)
Crohn’s disease’s behaviour (%)
Nonstricturing, nonpenetrating	28 (29.5)
Stricturing	45 (47.4)
Penetrating	22 (23.1)
History of perianal disease	10 (10.5)
Surgery, (%)
No surgery	35 (36.8)
Conservative surgery	10 (10.5)
Resective surgery	50 (52.6)
History of surgery for perianal disease	10 (10.5)