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. 2012 May 22;2(5):e119. doi: 10.1038/tp.2012.48

Table 1. Demographic and clinical variables of schizophrenia patients and healthy controls.

  Patients Controls t-test (P)
Gender (male/female) 10/10 10/10  
Age (year) 47.9±13.4 47.6±14.6 0.937
Body weight (kg) 63.2±12.0 61.5±9.8 0.625
Body mass index (kg/m2) 24.1±4.0 23.0±2.6 0.311
Age of onset (year) 28.9±10.8    
Duration of illness (year) 19.1±13.3    
Number of inpatients (%) 17 (85.0)    
       
Psychopathology score (PANSS)      
 Total 61.4±13.3    
 Positive scale 11.3±3.7    
 Negative scale 19.0±7.3    
 General psychopathology scale 31.1±7.0    
CPZeq (mg per day) 844.0±639.6    
AST (U l–1, reference value:10–40) 19.1±6.1 18.7±4.5 0.792
ALT (U l–1, reference value:5–40) 18.9±10.5 12.4±6.0 0.023
Cholinesterase (U l–1, reference value: m 242–495; f 200–459) 300.9±90.3 327.7±57.3 0.269
BUN (mg dl–1, reference value: 8.0–22.0) 10.0±2.9 12.6±3.7 0.018
Cr (mg dl–1, reference value: m, 0.61–1.04; f, 0.47–0.79) 0.68±0.15 0.68±0.13 0.938
Total protein (g dl–1, reference value: 6.7–8.3) 7.0±0.5    
Albumin (g dl–1, reference value: 3.8–5.3) 4.3±0.5    
Total bilirubin (mg dl–1, reference value: 0.2–1.2) 0.5±0.2    
Platelet counts ( × 104 per μl, reference value: 14–35) 22.1±5.5    

Abbreviations: BUN, blood urea nitrogen; CPZeq, total antipsychotic dose in chlorpromazine equivalents; Cr, creatinine; f, female; m, male; PANSS, positive and negative symptom scale.

One patient was missing the total protein, albumin, total bilirubin and platelet counts data.