01 November 2022 : Clinical Research
Questionnaire-Based Study of 81 Patients in Poland to Evaluate the Course of Inflammatory Bowel Disease and the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Quality of Life and Mental State from February to June 2021
Natalia Owsianko
1BCE, Natalia Romańczuk-Osenka1CDF, Martyna Szczerbakow1ABD, Katarzyna Pikora1BCE, Katarzyna Sowa1CDE, Urszula Daniluk2ADE, Paweł Rogalski1CD, Agnieszka Świdnicka-Siergiejko1DEF, Stefania Antonowicz 1E, Michalina Krzyżak3E, Dominik Maślach4E, Andrzej Dąbrowski1AE, Jarosław Daniluk1ADFG*
DOI: 10.12659/MSM.938243
Med Sci Monit 2022; 28:e938243
Table 2 Demographic characteristics of the study group.
| Women | 46 (56.79%) |
| Men | 35 (43.21%) |
| <18 | 3 (3.70%) |
| 18–25 | 22 (27.16%) |
| 26–35 | 26 (32.10%) |
| 36–45 | 18 (22.22%) |
| 46–55 | 8 (9.88%) |
| >55 | 4 (4.94%) |
| Primary | 6 (7.41%) |
| Vocational | 6 (7.41%) |
| Secondary | 32 (39.51%) |
| Higher | 37 (45.68%) |
| Rural | 14 (17.28%) |
| City to 25 000 | 11 (13.58%) |
| City 25 000–50 000 | 7 (8.64%) |
| City 50 000–100 000 | 7 (8.64%) |
| City 100 000–250 000 | 4 (4.94%) |
| City 250 000–500 000 | 23 (28.40%) |
| City >500 000 | 15 (18.52%) |
| Ulcerative colitis (UC) | 59 (72.84%) |
| Crohn’s disease (CD) | 22 (27.16%) |