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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of participants

From: Translation, validation and psychometric properties of the Dutch version of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease-Fatigue (IBD-F) self-assessment scale

 

Test (t = 0)

(n = 133)

Retest (t = 3 weeks)

(n = 102)

Gender, n (%)

  

Male

63 (47.4)

46 (45.1)

Age in years, median (range)

52 (21–82)

54 (21–82)

Condition, n (%)

  

CD

75 (56.4)

59 (57.8)

UC

53 (39.8)

39 (38.2)

IBD-U

5 (3.8)

4 (3.9)

Disease duration in years, median (range)

12 (1–56)

15 (1–56)

Method of completion, n (%)

  

Electronically

55 (41.4)

44 (43.1)

Montreal Score 1 CD – age at onset, n (%) 2

  

< 16 years

6 (8.0)

6 (10.2)

17–40 years

45 (60.0)

32 (54.2)

> 40 years

24 (32.0)

21 (35.6)

Montreal Score 1 CD – disease location, n (%) 2

  

Ileal

21 (28.0)

18 (30.5)

Colonic

27 (36.0)

23 (39.0)

Ileocolonic

27 (36.0)

18 (30.5)

Montreal Score 1 CD - disease behaviour, n (%) 2

  

Nonstricturing, nonpenetrating

40 (53.3)

33 (55.9)

Stricturing

18 (24.0)

13 (22.0)

Penetrating

17 (22.7)

13 (22.0)

Disease extension UC/IBD-U, n (%) 3

  

Proctitis

11 (19.0)

9 (20.9)

Left-sided (distal to splenic flexure)

16 (27.6)

9 (20.9)

Extensive (proximal to splenic flexure)

31 (53.4)

25 (58.1)

Disease activity, n (%)

  

CD in remission

55 (41.4)

47 (46.1)

CD active disease

20 (15.0)

12 (11.8)

UC / IBD-U in remission

48 (36.0)

39 (38.2)

UC / IBD-U active disease

10 (7.5)

4 (3.9)

  1. CD = Crohn’s disease, UC = ulcerative colitis, IBD-U = inflammatory bowel disease unspecified
  2. 1Montreal classification of Silverberg et al. (2005) [34]. 2% of CD patients.3% of UC/IBD-U patients