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. 2013 Jun 20;8(6):e66299. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0066299

Table 3. The levels of cognitive function in healthy controls, diabetes only, schizophrenia with and without diabetes.

Cognitive No schizophrenia Schizophrenia Diagnosis A Diagnosis B Diagnosis A
index Healthy controls (n = 190) Diabetes only (n = 72) Schizophrenia without diabetes (n = 127) Schizophrenia with diabetes (n = 55) F (p value) F (p value) Diagnosis B F (p value)
Immediate memory 78.7±18.3 71.8±14.7 72.0±18.3 64.2±15.0 25.5 (<0.001)a 19.7 (<0.001)b 0.2 0.693
Visuospatial/construction 86.0±13.8 85.6±17.6 90.0±16.8 84.6±21.2 2.4 0.120 3.2 0.074 1.2 0.265
Language 96.3±11.0 90.1±12.9 89.6±13.2 89.4±13.9 7.4 (<0.01)a 5.5 (<0.05)b 9.9 (<0.01)c
Attention 89.4±18.5 87.6±17.1 85.5±15.2 80.0±15.7 16.7 (<0.001)a 10.2 (<0.001)b 0.0 0.868
Delayed memory 89.3±14.5 81.0±15.0 80.0±20.3 77.0±19.6 22.5 (<0.001)a 8.3 (<0.01)b 4.7 (<0.05)c
Total RBANS scores 82.9±14.1 78.1±14.0 79.2±15.8 73.6±14.1 14.9 (<0.001)a 15.5 (<0.001)b 0.7 0.388

Mean±SD. Diagnosis A (schizophrenia vs no schizophrenia).

a

There were significant effects on diagnosis A. Diagnosis B (diabetes vs no diabetes).

b

There were significant effects on diagnosis B.

c

There were significant effects on diagnosis A × diagnosis B.