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De Cruz, P.; Kamm, M. A.; Hamilton, A. L.; Ritchie, K. J.; Krejany, E. O.; Gorelik, A.; Liew, D.; Prideaux, L.; Lawrance, I. C.; Andrews, J. M.; Bampton, P. A.; Jakobovits, S.; Florin, T. H.; Gibson, P. R.; Debinski, H.; Gearry, R. B.; Macrae, F. A.; Leong, R. W.; Kronborg, I.; Radford‐Smith, G.; Selby, W.; Johnston, M. J.; Woods, R.; Elliott, P. R.; Bell, S. J.; Brown, S. J.; Connell, W. R.; Desmond, P. V.
Alimentary pharmacology & therapeutics, October 2015, Letnik: 42, Številka: 7Journal Article
Summary Background Crohn's disease recurs in the majority of patients after intestinal resection. Aim To compare the relative efficacy of thiopurines and anti‐TNF therapy in patients at high risk of disease recurrence. Methods As part of a larger study comparing post‐operative management strategies, patients at high risk of recurrence (smoker, perforating disease, ≥2nd operation) were treated after resection of all macroscopic disease with 3 months metronidazole together with either azathioprine 2 mg/kg/day or mercaptopurine 1.5 mg/kg/day. Thiopurine‐intolerant patients received adalimumab induction then 40 mg fortnightly. Patients underwent colonoscopy at 6 months with endoscopic recurrence assessed blind to treatment. Results A total of 101 patients 50% male; median (IQR) age 36 (25–46) years were included. There were no differences in disease history between thiopurine‐ and adalimumab‐treated patients. Fifteen patients withdrew prior to 6 months, five due to symptom recurrence (of whom four were colonoscoped). Endoscopic recurrence (Rutgeerts score i2–i4) occurred in 33 of 73 (45%) thiopurine vs. 6 of 28 (21%) adalimumab‐treated patients intention‐to‐treat (ITT); P = 0.028 or 24 of 62 (39%) vs. 3 of 24 (13%) respectively per‐protocol analysis (PPA); P = 0.020. Complete mucosal endoscopic normality (Rutgeerts i0) occurred in 17/73 (23%) vs. 15/28 (54%) (ITT; P = 0.003) and in 27% vs. 63% (PPA; P = 0.002). The most advanced disease (Rutgeerts i3 and i4) occurred in 8% vs. 4% (thiopurine vs. adalimumab). Conclusions In Crohn's disease patients at high risk of post‐operative recurrence adalimumab is superior to thiopurines in preventing early disease recurrence.
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