Patients who achieved HEMR had improved outcomes compared with those who did not achieve HEMR
REGRESSION
The cross-sectional regression analysis (Supplemental Table 1) demonstrated that achieving HEMR (versus not achieving HEMR) at Week 52 significantly increased the odds of achieving all clinical outcomes, as well as the increasing the odds of achieving clinically meaningful improvements from induction baseline in UC-SQ, SF-36 PCS, and SF-36 MCS. The predictive regression analysis (Supplemental Table 2) showed that achieving HEMR (versus not achieving HEMR) at Week 8/16 significantly increased the odds of attaining most clinical outcomes at Week 52 and numerically increased the odds of achieving clinically meaningful improvements from induction baseline in patient-reported outcomes at Week 52.