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Escalation to corticosteroid-sparing therapy for Veterans who were continuous corticosteroid users (CS).

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Escalation to corticosteroid-sparing therapy for Veterans who were intermittent corticosteroid users (IS).

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Table 1.

Patient Characteristics of no corticosteroid and all corticosteroid users among IBD Veterans.

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Table 2.

Corticosteroid user characteristics among Veterans with and without corticosteroids for IBD only.

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Table 3.

Appropriate escalation to corticosteroid-sparing therapy vs. GI visit during the during corticosteroid evaluation period.

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Fig 3.

Mean predicted likelihood of escalation to corticosteroid-sparing therapy by deciles of Total Steroid Days among Veterans with a GI visit (square) vs. no GI visit (diamond) during the study period.

Vertical lines (slightly offset for better visibility) represent 95% Confidence Intervals. Predicted escalation adjusted for age, male gender, the use of CS vs. IS, and clustering by facility.

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Fig 4.

Risk of Venothromboembolism among Veterans with IBD.

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Fig 5.

Risk of Fragility fractures among Veterans with IBD.

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Fig 6.

Risk of Infections among Veterans with IBD.

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Table 4.

DEXA use among patients using corticosteroids (N = 9,881).

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