Table 3.

Clinical outcomes of patients according to opioid use at baseline, other than codeine or dihydrocodeine, over 12-month longitudinal follow-up.

Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 39)
Not Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 913)
PUnadjusted HR (95% CI)PAdjusted HR (95% CI)P
Flare of disease activity (%)6 (15.4)139 (15.2).981.08 (0.48–2.45).850.83 (0.27–2.58).74
Glucocorticosteroid prescription due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)1 (2.6)66 (7.2).270.36 (0.05–2.61).310.32 (0.04–2.86).31
Escalation of IBD therapy due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)3 (7.7)117 (12.8).350.61 (0.19–1.91).390.51 (0.11–2.31).38
Hospitalization due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)4 (10.3)31 (3.4).0263.23 (1.14–9.15).0275.08 (1.12–23.0).035
Intestinal resection due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)3 (7.7)11 (1.2).0016.75 (1.88–24.2).00342.9 (3.36–548).004
Any of the above (%)8 (20.5)165 (18.1).701.21 (0.60–2.47).600.96 (0.35–2.66).94
Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 39)
Not Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 913)
PUnadjusted HR (95% CI)PAdjusted HR (95% CI)P
Flare of disease activity (%)6 (15.4)139 (15.2).981.08 (0.48–2.45).850.83 (0.27–2.58).74
Glucocorticosteroid prescription due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)1 (2.6)66 (7.2).270.36 (0.05–2.61).310.32 (0.04–2.86).31
Escalation of IBD therapy due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)3 (7.7)117 (12.8).350.61 (0.19–1.91).390.51 (0.11–2.31).38
Hospitalization due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)4 (10.3)31 (3.4).0263.23 (1.14–9.15).0275.08 (1.12–23.0).035
Intestinal resection due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)3 (7.7)11 (1.2).0016.75 (1.88–24.2).00342.9 (3.36–548).004
Any of the above (%)8 (20.5)165 (18.1).701.21 (0.60–2.47).600.96 (0.35–2.66).94

aχ2 for comparison of data between groups.

Table 3.

Clinical outcomes of patients according to opioid use at baseline, other than codeine or dihydrocodeine, over 12-month longitudinal follow-up.

Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 39)
Not Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 913)
PUnadjusted HR (95% CI)PAdjusted HR (95% CI)P
Flare of disease activity (%)6 (15.4)139 (15.2).981.08 (0.48–2.45).850.83 (0.27–2.58).74
Glucocorticosteroid prescription due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)1 (2.6)66 (7.2).270.36 (0.05–2.61).310.32 (0.04–2.86).31
Escalation of IBD therapy due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)3 (7.7)117 (12.8).350.61 (0.19–1.91).390.51 (0.11–2.31).38
Hospitalization due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)4 (10.3)31 (3.4).0263.23 (1.14–9.15).0275.08 (1.12–23.0).035
Intestinal resection due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)3 (7.7)11 (1.2).0016.75 (1.88–24.2).00342.9 (3.36–548).004
Any of the above (%)8 (20.5)165 (18.1).701.21 (0.60–2.47).600.96 (0.35–2.66).94
Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 39)
Not Using Opioids at Baseline
(n = 913)
PUnadjusted HR (95% CI)PAdjusted HR (95% CI)P
Flare of disease activity (%)6 (15.4)139 (15.2).981.08 (0.48–2.45).850.83 (0.27–2.58).74
Glucocorticosteroid prescription due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)1 (2.6)66 (7.2).270.36 (0.05–2.61).310.32 (0.04–2.86).31
Escalation of IBD therapy due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)3 (7.7)117 (12.8).350.61 (0.19–1.91).390.51 (0.11–2.31).38
Hospitalization due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)4 (10.3)31 (3.4).0263.23 (1.14–9.15).0275.08 (1.12–23.0).035
Intestinal resection due to uncontrolled IBD activity (%)3 (7.7)11 (1.2).0016.75 (1.88–24.2).00342.9 (3.36–548).004
Any of the above (%)8 (20.5)165 (18.1).701.21 (0.60–2.47).600.96 (0.35–2.66).94

aχ2 for comparison of data between groups.

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