Table 1.
Characterics of Subjects >15% Increased MA use with Treatment
Sertraline | Placebo | P Value | ||
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Demographics
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>15% Increased MA use n(%) | 13(21) | 5(7) | 0.03* | |
Age | 37.6(9.5) | 32.1(9.9) | 0.3 | |
Gender | Male n(%) | 8(61) | 2(40) | 0.72 |
Ethnicity | White n(%) | 11(85) | 3(60) | 0.53 |
Lifetime MA Use (years) | 13.1(7.8) | 13.2(11.8) | 0.98 | |
Fraction of MA-Positive | 0.30(0.26) | 0.20(0.36) | 0.94 | |
Urine in Baseline | ||||
Assigned to Contingency Management | 7(54) | 2(40) | 0.84 | |
RP Factors
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Baseline SCID Global Assessment of Functioning | 48.2(8.2) | 53.0(9.2) | 0.29 | |
Baseline ASI Drug Composite Score | 0.17(0.04) | 0.16(0.04) | 0.66 | |
Week 13 Clinical Global Impression | 5.7(0.7) | 5.5(0.6) | 0.61 | |
Average MA craving weeks 8–13 | 4.6(1.7) | 2.4(1.8) | 0.04* | |
SCL-90 Positive Symptoms Total scale week 8 | 7.5(14.8) | 13.8(11.1) | 0.45 |
RP Factors: Factors identified as contributing to >15% Increased MA use with treatment by Recursive Partitioning
Categorical variables (Gender, Ethnicity,>15% Increased MA use, # of times Detox, Contingency Management assignment) were analyzed by chi-square test
Continuous Variables (all others) were analyzed by ANOVA, numbers tabled are means (s.d.) Factors showing significant group difference (p<0.05) highlighted in bold with asterix