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Table 2 Characteristics of the IBD patient sample versus the general population in Japan

From: The relationship between socio-demographic factors, health status, treatment type, and employment outcome in patients with inflammatory bowel disease in Japan

Characteristics

Sample analyzed (n)

Sample analyzed (%)

Overall population (%)

Reference

Gender

Male

616

73.5%

48.6%

[18]

Female

222

26.5%

51.4%

[18]

Age

20–29

53

6.3%

17.4%

[18]

30–39

210

25.1%

21.8%

[18]

40–49

331

39.5%

24.8%

[18]

50–59

201

24.0%

20.9%

[18]

60–64

43

5.1%

15.1%

[18]

Employment rate (Based on 735 employed patients)

20–29

46

75.4%

73.8%

[17]

30–39

194

78.5%

80.8%

[17]

40–49

299

78.7%

83.7%

[17]

50–59

173

72.7%

81.1%

[17]

60–64

23

44.2%

62.2%

[17]

Overall employment rate (age & gender adjusted)

20–64

838

75.1% (60.0%)

78.1%

[17, 18, 20]

Final education

Compulsory education or senior high school

221

26.4%

65.6%

[19]

Vocational college or junior college

184

22.0%

14.7%

[19]

4-year or 6-year university

369

44.0%

19.8%

[19]

Master’s degree

64

7.6%

[19]

Unemployment

Unemployment rate

103

12.3%

3.2%

[20]

IBD type

Crohn’s Disease

204

24.3%

Ulcerative Colitis

634

75.7%

Time after the diagnosis of IBD

0–2 years

137

16.3%

3–8 years

299

35.7%

9–15 years

186

22.2%

Longer than 15 years

216

25.8%

Comorbidity

Hyperlipidemia/dyslipidemia

99

11.8%

Hypertension

121

11.4%

Depression

57

6.8%

Treatment

Prescription of biologics

148

17.7%

Stage

Experience of surgical treatment

202

24.1%