Research Article

Frequency of Hepatobiliary Manifestations and Concomitant Liver Disease in Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients

Table 5

Montreal classification for patients with CD and hepatobiliary manifestations.

Montreal ClassificationCD without hepatobiliary manifestations 
N=111
CD with hepatobiliary manifestations 
N=30

Age at diagnosis, n (%)
A1: 16 years old9 (8.1) 2 (6.7)
A2: 17 - 40 years old72 (64.9)14 (46.7)
A3: 40 years old30 (27.0)14 (46.7)
Location, n (%)
(L1) Ileal20 (18.0)5 (16.7)
(L2) Colonic44 (39.7)11 (36.7)
(L3) Ileocolonic41 (36.9)10 (33.3)
L1 + superior GI tract (L4)1 (0.9)-
L2 + L41 (0.9)-
L3 + L41 (0.9)-
No location defined3 (2.7)4 (13.3)
Behavior, n (%)
(B1) Inflammatory43 (38.8)10 (33.3)
(B2) Stricturing15 (13.5)1 (3.3)
(B3) Penetrating8 (7.2)3 (10.0)
B1 + perianal disease (p)15 (13.5)9 (30.0)
B2 + p8 (7.2)4 (13.3)
B3 + p18 (16.2)-
No defined behavior4 (3.6)3 (10.0)

CD: Crohn’s disease.