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. 2014 May 21;9(5):e97964. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0097964

Table 2. Numbers and percentages of major psychotropic medications prescribed across groups.

Psychotropic Medications
BDNP (N = 37) BDP (N = 32) SZ (N = 64) SA (N = 30)
No psychotropic medication 14% (N = 5) 22% (N = 7) 9% (N = 6) 13% (N = 4)
Atypical antipsychotic 68% (N = 25) 72% (N = 23) 77% (N = 49) 80% (N = 24)
Typical antipsychotic 3% (N = 1) 9% (N = 3) 23% (N = 15) 7% (N = 2)
Anticonvulsant 27% (N = 10) 38% (N = 12) 11% (N = 7) 23% (N = 7)
Antidepressant 16% (N = 6) 28% (N = 9) 23% (N = 15) 40%(N = 12)
Anticholinergic 0% (N = 0) 0% (N = 0) 11% (N = 7) 5% (N = 5)

*No control participants were taking psychotropic medication. Medication information was not available for 2 BDP, 2 SZ, and 1 SA.