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Table 1 Demographic characteristics and clinical scores

From: Evidence of innate immune dysfunction in first-episode psychosis patients with accompanying mood disorder

 

HC (n = 45)

AFF (n = 22)

NON (n = 31)

P values

HC vs AFF

AFF vs NON

HC vs NON

Age: median

20.7

22.0

21.1

0.3141

 > 0.9999

 > 0.9999

Range [minimum, maximum]

[13.7, 37.0]

[13.2, 29.6]

[13.3, 26.8]

   

IQR

18.3–22.7

19.4–26.1

19.6–22.8

   

Gender (%male/female)

62/38

71/29

84/16

0.4280

0.4933

0.0702

Subject education: median (IQR)

14 (12–15)

12.5 (12–14.8)

12 (11–13.3)

 > 0.9999

0.7141

0.0638

Parental education: median (IQR)

15 (13–16)

14 (12–17)

15 (12.3–16)

 > 0.9999

 > 0.9999

 > 0.9999

SANS: median (IQR)

–

7 (3–8)

10 (6.3–12)

–

0.0191

 

SAPS: median (IQR)

–

2 (1–4.8)

6 (3–8)

–

0.0311

–

WASI: median (IQR)

117 (110–120)

109 (89–116)

99 (89.5–106)

0.003

 > 0.9999

 < 0.0001

GAF: median (IQR)

88 (80–90)

48 (40–68)

43.5 (37.8–54.5)

 < 0.0001

0.9874

 < 0.0001

Antipsychotic dose: CPZ mg median (range)

–

200

(67–1000)

200

(50–909)

–

0.2879

–

  1. CTL control, AFF affective, NON non-affective, IQR interquartile range, SANS Scale for the Assessment of Negative Symptoms, SAPS Scale for the Assessment of Positive Symptoms, WASI Wechler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence, GAF Global Assessment of Functioning, CPZ chlorpromazine equivalent dose