Vedolizumab therapy outcomes and clinical characteristics (n = 28)

CharacteristicClinical remission, No. (%)Clinical failure, No. (%)
Total no. of patients244
Checkpoint inhibitor type
 CTLA-46 (25)2 (50)
 PD-1/L111 (46)1 (25)
 Combination7 (29)1 (25)
Mean duration of steroid therapy, days(SD)95 (79)99 (52)
Median time from symptom onset to vedolizumab/infliximab therapy, days (IQR)19 (6–152)9 (4–67)
Median no. of vedolizumab doses (IQR)3 (1–4)3 (1–4)
Mean fecal calprotectin level at time of onset μg/g (SD)299 (236)586 (584)
Peak grade of diarrhea
 212 (50)2 (50)
 3–412 (50)2 (50)
Initial endoscopic findings
 Ulceration6 (25)3 (75)
 Nonulcerative inflammation12 (50)0 (0)
 Normal6 (25)1 (25)
Initial histologic findings
 Active features24 (100)4 (100)
 Chronic features10 (42)4 (100)
 Microscopic9 (38)1 (25)
Mean overall duration of disease months (SD)5 (3)8 (5)
Mean fecal calprotectin level after vedolizumab therapy μg/g (SD)187 (108)270 (487)
Last repeat endoscopic findingsa
 Ulceration1 (8)3 (75)
 Nonulcerative inflammation6 (46)0 (0)
 Normal6 (46)1 (25)
Active features on last repeat histologic analysisa9 (69)4 (100)

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation; IQR, interquartile range

aRepeat endoscopy and histologic analysis was performed in 13 patients with clinical remission