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. 2024 Dec 7;24:803. doi: 10.1186/s12887-024-05306-9

Table 1.

Clinical data of patients

Number of
patients
(n = 182)
Sex Male 140(76.92%)
Female 42(23.08%)
Age (years) at symptom onset, mean ± standard deviation 6.55 ± 2.27
Age (years) at diagnosis, mean ± standard deviation 8.54 ± 2.41

Time interval (years) between symptom

onset and diagnosis, mean ± standard deviation

1.99 ± 1.81
Subtypes of tic disorder Provisional tic disorder 65(35.71%)
Chronic motor or vocal tic disorder 29(15.93%)
Tourette syndrome 88(48.35%)
Ratio of neuropsychiatric comorbidities 94(51.65%)
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder 61(33.52%)
Oppositional defiant disorder 20(11.00%)
current/previous manic/hypomanic episode 14(7.69%)
Panic attacks 11(6.04%)
Anxiety disorder 9(4.95%)
Separation anxiety 9(4.95%)
Specific phobia 9(4.95%)
Agoraphobia 7(3.85%)
Obsessive-compulsive behavior / disorder 7(3.85%)
Dysthymia 6(3.30%)
Conduct disorder 5(2.75%)
Learning disorder 5(2.75%)
Depression 4(2.20%)
Adjustment disorder 2(1.10%)
Psychotic symptoms 2(1.10%)
Anorexia nervosa 1(0.55%)
Emotional disorders with psychotic symptoms 1(0.55%)
Posttraumatic stress disorder 1(0.55%)
Fathers’ educational background Bachelor degree 89(48.90%)
Graduate degree 55(30.22%)
Others 38(20.88%)
Mothers’ educational background Bachelor degree 100(54.95%)
Graduate degree 45(24.73%)
Others 37(20.33)
Presence of siblings 63(34.62%)
Unspecified 11(6.04%)
YGTSS at diagnosis < 25 114(62.64%)
25–50 64(35.16%)
> 50 4(2.20%)
mean ± standard deviation 22.57 ± 11.53
Combined Raven Test mean ± standard deviation 111.81 ± 11.83 (n = 150)
Neurologic “soft” findings (abnormal) 141 (77.47%)