Lewis Score on Capsule Endoscopy as a Predictor of the Risk for Crohn’s Disease-Related Emergency Hospitalization and Clinical Relapse in Patients with Small Bowel Crohn’s Disease

Table 3

Details of the cases requiring CD-related emergency hospitalization.

No	Symptoms	Causes of symptom	Modalities used for diagnosis	Duration between CE and hospitalization (month)	LS	Stenosis score
1	Stomach pain	Small bowel stenosis	DBE	9	280	280
2	Bleeding	Small bowel ulcer	Enhanced CT	1	4128	3360
3	Ileus	Small bowel stenosis	CT	12	204	196
4	Bleeding	Small bowel ulcer	DBE	8	608	0
5	Stomach pain	Small bowel and colon ulcer	CT, colonoscopy	23	804	0
6	Ileus	Anastomotic stenosis	CT, DBE	8	467	0
7	Fever, diarrhea, dehydration	Small bowel ulcer	CT, DBE	6	618	0
8	Stomach pain and intestinal cutaneous fistula	Inflammation of small bowel	Enhanced CT	17	429	196
9	Fever	Small bowel ulcer	CT, DBE	3	337	0
10	Bleeding	Anastomotic ulcer	Colonoscopy	21	135	0

LS/stenosis score at the initial CE. CT: computed tomography; DBE: double balloon endoscopy.