Table 4

Incidences of exacerbations/new-onset cases of IBD in patients with/without a history of IBD at baseline, respectively

PsO cohort (n=5181)PsA cohort (n=1380)AS cohort (n=794)
History of IBD at baseline *
History of CD, n (%)†5 (0.1%)2 (0.14%)5 (0.63%)
 Exacerbation of CD during study treatment, n203
History of UC, n (%)†10 (0.19%)2 (0.14%)3 (0.38%)
 Exacerbation of UC during study treatment, n411
History of IBDU, n (%)†04 (0.29%)17 (2.14%)
 Exacerbation of IBDU during study treatment, n000
New onset cases of IBD‡
Total number of new-onset cases of CD, n (%)§3 (0.06%)3 (0.22%)5 (0.63%)
 Relapses, n100
Total number of new-onset cases of UC, n (%)§10 (0.19%)2 (0.14%)3 (0.38%)
 Relapses, n000
Total number of new-onset cases of IBDU, n (%)§1 (0.02%)2 (0.14%)1 (0.13%)
 Relapses, n000
  • *A history of IBD was physician-assessed based on patient history at baseline.

  • †Medical history percentages are based on n.

  • ‡New-onset cases of IBD were IBD events occuring in patients with no prior history of IBD at baseline.

  • §New-onset of AE percentages are based on n.

  • AS, ankylosing spondylitis; CD, Crohn’s disease; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; IBDU, IBD-unclassified; PsA, psoriatic arthritis; PsO, psoriasis; UC, ulcerative colitis.