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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jun 5.
Published in final edited form as: Schizophr Res. 2008 Feb 6;101(0):273–286. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2007.12.487

Table 6.

Mean Changes in Individual Metabolic Criteria at End of Phase 1 Visit

Waist Circumference(inches) Systolic BP(mm Hg) Diastolic BP (mm Hg) HDL@(mg/dl) (Whites) HDL@(mg/dl) (Non-Whites) Fasting Glucose (mg/dl) Fasting Triglycerides(mg/dl)
Below Median Above Median Below Median Above Median Below Median Above Median

Mean Exposure (months) 8.9 8.7 8.7 9.1 8.9 9.2 9.9 9.9 9.9 9.8

OLANZ 1.9
(SE=0.2)
(n=146)
0.4
(SE=0.3)
(n=147)
6.0
(SE=1.0)
(n=159)
−3.6
(SE=1.2)
(n=146)
0.1
(SE=0.6)
(n=305)
−1.7
(SE=0.6)
(n=171)
−0.9
(SE=0.9)
(n=115)
4.5
(SE=2.3)
(n=94)
49.0
(SE=10.8)
(n=42)
5.2
(SE=17.4)
(n=51)

RISP 0.9
(SE=0.2)
(n=145)
−0.7
(SE=0.3)
(n=143)
5.6
(SE=1.1)
(n=136)
−9.0
(SE=1.1)
(n=162)
−1.3
(SE=0.6)
(n=298)
0.1
(SE=0.6)
(n=162)
0.9
(SE=0.9)
(n=109)
−0.4
(SE=2.6)
(n=74)
19.7
(SE=11.2)
(n=39)
−67.1
(SE=21.2)
(n=35)

QUET 0.7
(SE=0.2)
(n=142)
0.0
(SE=0.2)
(n=157)
8.6
(SE=1.0)
(n=158)
−8.0
(SE=1.2)
(n=145)
−0.1
(SE=0.6)
(n=303)
−0.2
(SE=0.6)
(n=186)
0.1
(SE=1.1)
(n=85)
−1.8
(SE=2.4)
(n=88)
29.8
(SE=10.8)
(n=42)
−13.0
(SE=18.4)
(n=46)

ZIP 0.0
(SE=0.3)
(n=77)
−0.4
(SE=0.3)
(n=78)
8.8
(SE=1.5)
(n=78)
−7.6
(SE=1.6)
(n=80)
−0.4
(SE=0.8)
(n=158)
0.6
(SE=0.9)
(n=90)
4.3
(SE=1.4)
(n=51)
0.0
(SE=3.5)
(n=39)
26.0
(SE=15.6)
(n=20)
−96.4
(SE=28.5)
(n=19)

PER 0.6
(SE=0.2)
(n=126)
−1.1
(SE=0.3)
(n=110)
6.0
(SE=1.2)
(n=107)
−6.4
(SE=1.2)
(n=137)
0.0
(SE=0.6)
(n=243)
2.7
(SE=0.7)
(n=130)
−1.3
(SE=1.0)
(n=88)
−1.0
(SE=2.7)
(n=68)
28.7
(SE=11.6)
(n=36)
−27.5
(SE=22.3)
(n=31)

Overall Treatment Difference < .0011 .0012 NS .0173 NS <.0014 0.0125 NS NS 0.0116

Table entries are ANCOVA least squares adjusted means. All models include time to treatment discontinuation as a covariate, as well as baseline value of outcome. Demographic variables were analyzed, but only age and race entered the models for HDL, SBP and DBP, and gender for HDL and SBP.

Note: NS = not significant (p≥.05)

Data presented in separate columns due to significant baseline by treatment effect. Median WC = 39 in, median SBP = 122 mm Hg, median TG =148 mg/dl.

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Data presented in separate columns due to significant race by treatment effect.

There was a significant ziprasidone cohort effect, but the between-group results were not different for cohorts enrolled prior to, or after the introduction of ziprasidone.

1

Between group comparison significant for olanzapine vs. rispeidone (p=.001), quetiapine (p<.001), ziprasidone (p<.001), perphenazine (p<.001).

2

Between group comparison significant for perphenazine vs. olanzapine (p<.001), perphenazine vs. quetiapine (p=.003), and olanzapine vs. risperidone (p=.003).

3

Between group comparison significant for olanzapine vs. risperidone (p=.001).

4

Between group comparison significant for perphenazine vs. olanzapine (p<.001), and perphenazine vs. quetiapine (p=.002).

5

Between group comparisons significant for ziprasidone vs. olanzapine (p=.002), and ziprasidone vs. perphenazine (p=.001).

6

Between group comparisons significant for olanzapine vs. ziprasidone (p=.003).