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. 2024 Dec 5;226(5):278–287. doi: 10.1192/bjp.2024.194

Table 2.

Antidepressants exposure of the study population, divided by antidepressant category. Values are numbers (percentages) unless stated otherwise

Antidepressants exposure Study population N = 673 177 (%)
TCAs 46 580 (6.9)
Amitriptyline 21 528 (3.2)
Clomipramine 636 (0.1)
Dosulepin 16 187 (2.4)
Doxepin 304 (0.1)
Imipramine 802 (0.1)
Lofepramine 6257 (0.9)
Maprotiline 14 (0.0)
Mianserin 65 (0.0)
Nortriptyline 408 (0.1)
Trimipramine 378 (0.1)
SSRIs 576 936 (85.7)
Citalopram 242 930 (36.1)
Escitalopram 19 026 (2.8)
Fluoxetine 150 274 (22.3)
Fluvoxamine 153 (0.0)
Paroxetine 28 613 (4.3)
Sertraline 135 940 (20.2)
MAOIs 85 (0.0)
Moclobemide 66 (0.0)
Phenelzine 10 (0.0)
Other antidepressants 49 576 (7.4)
Agomelatine 30 (0.0)
Duloxetine 1213 (0.2)
Mirtazapine 39 253 (5.8)
Nefazodone 238 (0.0)
Reboxetine 337 (0.1)
Trazodone 3835 (0.6)
Venlafaxine 4623 (0.7)
Vortioxetine 45 (0.0)
Othersa 12 (0.0)

MAOIs, monoamine oxidase inhibitors; SSRIs, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors; TCAs, tricyclic antidepressants.

a.

Amoxapine, isocarboaxazid, tranylcypromine and tryptophan had fewer than 5 participants and were therefore excluded from the table to comply with QResearch data management guidelines.