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World J Gastroenterol. Jun 21, 2023; 29(23): 3595-3605
Published online Jun 21, 2023. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v29.i23.3595
Published online Jun 21, 2023. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v29.i23.3595
Ref. | Treatment | Timing of IUS after start of treatment | IUS parameter | Predictive value for |
Albshesh et al[18], 2020 | Anti-TNF | > 14 wk | BWT > 4 mm | Treatment failure |
BWT < 4 mm | Duration of failure-free response | |||
Calabrese et al[52], 2022 | Anti-TNF, vedolizumab, ustekinumab | Baseline | “Higher BWT” | Low risk of TR |
Colonic localization | High risk of TR | |||
Chen et al[19], 2022 | Anti-TNF | Baseline-2 wk | Reduction in BWT, vascularization, SWE | Response to treatment |
De Voogd et al[17], 2022 | Anti-TNF | Baseline-4/8 wk | BWT reduction > 18% | Endoscopic response and remission at 12-34 wk |
Helwig et al[32], 2022 | All available biological therapies | Baseline-12 wk | BWT reduction > 25% | Clinical remission and no therapy change at 52 wk |
Les et al[20], 2021 | 5-ASA, budesonide, AZA, anti TNF | Worsened BWT, echopattern, vascularization | Need for treatment escalation, negative disease course | |
Orlando et al[29], 2018 | Anti-TNF | Baseline | SWE strain ratio > 2 | Surgery |
Paredes et al[53], 2019 | Anti-TNF | 12 wk | BWT ≤ 3 mm | “Good outcome” (no treatment intensification, no surgery) at 1 yr |
Ripollés et al[21], 2016 | Anti-TNF | Baseline-12 wk | Sonographic response (BWT decrease > 2 mm, diminution of one grade of ECD, decrease > 20% of mural enhancement, disappearance of transmural complications or stenosi | 1-yr sonographic response and further 1-yr clinical response and treatment efficacy |
Smith et al[22], 2022 | All available biological therapies and thiopurines | Baseline-14 wk | Sonographic response (BWT decreasing > 0.5 mm and vascularity improvement by ≥ one grade) | Treatment response at 46 wk |
Zorzi et al[23], 2020 | Anti-TNF, budesonide, thiopurines | Baseline-18 mo | Normalization of SICUS (BWT, disease extension, complications) | Long term lower cumulative probability of need for surgery, hospitalization, and need for steroids |
Laterza et al[54], 2021 | Anti-TNF | 12 wk | CEUS increased PI and Pw | Clinical relapse within 6 mo |
Ungar et al[55], 2020 | Adalimumab | NA | Terminal ileum BWT < 4 mm | Therapy retention |
Quaia et al[56], 2019 | Anti-TNF | Baseline-6 wk | CEUS pretreatment values and % variations of peak enhancement, AUC, AUC during wash-in, AUC during wash-out | Long term response to therapy |
Ref. | Patients, n | TR definition | Study drug | Treatment duration | Rate of TR | IUS parameters predictive of TR |
Calabrese et al[52], 2022 | 188 | Normalization of BWT, no ECD, no extra bowel signs of inflammation | Adalimumab, infliximab, vedolizumab, ustekinumab | 52 wk | 27.5% (26.8% adalimumab; 37% infliximab; 27.2% vedolizumab; 20% ustekinumab | Colonic localization, lower BWT at baseline |
Castiglione et al[57], 2013 | 66 | NA | Anti-TNF | 2 yr | 25% | |
67 | Thiopurines | 4% | ||||
Castiglione et al[58], 2017 | 40 | BWT ≤ 3 mm | Anti-TNF | 2 yr | 25% | |
Castiglione et al[59], 2019 | 218 | BWT ≤ 3 mm | Anti-TNF | 12 wk | 31.2% | |
Helwig et al[32], 2022 | 180 | BWT ≤ 2 mm terminal ileum or ≤ 3 mm colon; BWT ≤ 2 mm terminal ileum or ≤ 3 mm colon + two factors among no ECD, no fibrofatty proliferation, normal stratification; normalization of all parameters | All available biologics | 12 wk | 33.3%; 38.5%; 24.4% (18.4% I; 29% C) | |
78 | 46 wk | 46.2%; NA; NA | ||||
Kucharzik et al[60], 2023 | 77 | Normalization of all IUS parameters | Ustekinumab | 48 wk | 24.1% (13.2% I; 50.0% C) | |
Miranda et al[61], 2021 | 35 | BWT ≤ 3 mm | Ustekinumab | 52 wk | 31.4% | |
Orlando et al[29], 2018 | 30 | BWT ≤ 3 mm | Anti-TNF | 14 wk | 29% | UEI strain ratio |
52 wk | 30% | |||||
Paredes et al[53], 2019 | 36 | BWT ≤ 3 mm | Anti-TNF | 52 wk | 39% | |
Ripollés et al[21], 2016 | 51 | BWT ≤ 3 mm, no ECD, absence of complications | Anti-TNF | 12 wk | 14% | |
52 wk | 29.5% | |||||
Civitelli et al[62], 2016 | 32 | BWT < 3 mm, no ECD, normal stratification, absence of strictures and dilatation | Anti-TNF | 9-12 mo | 14% | |
Paredes et al[63], 2010 | 24 | BWT < 3 mm, no increased ECD | Anti-TNF | 2 wk | 20.8% | |
Vaughan et al[64], 2022 | 79 | BWT ≤ 3 mm, no increased ECD | Infliximab | 12 wk | 41% | |
Han et al[65], 2022 | 92 | BWT ≤ 3 mm, no increased ECD | Anti-TNF | 14 wk | 12% | |
52 wk (only 22 patients) | 22.7% | |||||
Dolinger et al[66], 2021 | 13 | BWT ≤ 3 mm | Infliximab | 14 wk | 23% | |
Zorzi et al[23], 2020 | 80 | SICUS normal value for BWT, absence of any length of disease, and absence of perienteric inflammation, fistulas, phlegmon, or abscess) | Anti-TNF, budesonide, thiopurines | 18 mo | 41% |
- Citation: Manzotti C, Colombo F, Zurleni T, Danelli P, Maconi G. Prognostic role of intestinal ultrasound in Crohn’s disease. World J Gastroenterol 2023; 29(23): 3595-3605
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v29/i23/3595.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3748/wjg.v29.i23.3595