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. 2009 Jan;67(1):110–117. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2008.03304.x

Table 3.

Ten common antipsychotics prescribed across 2001 and 2004

2001 (n = 2399) 2004 (n = 2136)
First-generation antipsychotic n (%) Mean doses (SD), mg CPZ eq (SD), mg day−1 n (%) Mean doses (SD), mg CPZ eq (SD), mg day−1
Haloperidol 691 (28.8) 15.9 (11.8) 793.9 (587.7) 387 (18.1) 14.3 (10.3) 713.5 (515.0)
Chlorpromazine 561 (23.4) 231.0 (201.3) 231.0 (201.3) 349 (16.3) 213.8 (204.9) 213.8 (204.9)
Levomepromazine 247 (10.3) 77.5 (90.9) 77.5 (90.9) 165 (7.7) 83.9 (85.7) 83.9 (85.7)
Sulpiride 233 (9.7) 606.4 (370.4) 303.2 (185.2) 178 (8.3) 656.7 (411.2) 328.4 (205.6)
Trifluoperazine 115 (4.8) 17.4 (10.1) 348.1 (201.3) 41 (1.9) 13.5 (10.5) 270.0 (210.0)
Second-generation antipsychotic
Risperidone 473 (19.7) 4.7 (2.6) 235.0 (130.0) 631 (29.5) 4.7 (2.4) 235.0 (120.0)
Clozapine 348 (14.5) 130.1 (77.7) 260.2 (155.3) 340 (15.9) 120.1 (60.3) 240.2 (120.6)
Zotepine 137 (5.7) 181.7 (115.3) 272.5 (173.3) 10 (0.5) 112.0 (31.6) 168.0 (47.4)
Olanzapine 115 (4.8) 16.3 (6.0) 326.0 (120.0) 226 (10.6) 15.3 (6.1) 306.0 (122.0)
Quetiapine 86 (3.6) 444.8 (251.5) 578.3 (326.9) 168 (7.9) 420.3 (250.0) 546.4 (325.0)

CPZ eq, chlorpromazine equivalents; SD, standard deviation.