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. 2013 Dec 23;40(6):1518–1525. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbt195

Table 2.

Characteristics of the Study Population

All Children Born in Sweden 1973–1985 (N = 1172879)
No diagnose of nonaffective psychosisa (n = 1168 241, 99.6%) Diagnose of nonaffective psychosisa (n = 4638, 0.4%)
n (%) n %
Male 599673 (51.3) 2 728 58.8
Urban birthb 162793 (13.9) 835 18.0
Born December–May 609938 (52.2) 2 495 53.8
Parental age ≥35 Maternal 94928 (8.1) 466 10.0
Paternal 213553 (18.3) 1 031 22.2
Parental psychiatric illnessc Maternal 90278 (7.7) 972 21.0
Paternal 102304 (8.8) 928 20.0
Parental immigrationd Maternal 108559 (9.3) 761 16.4
Paternal 114204 (9.8) 801 17.3
Socioeconomic status Parent unemployed 38080 (3.2) 358 7.7
Household receiving social welfare benefits 407759 (34.9) 2 138 46.1
Hospital admission with infectione First year 66955 (5.7) 304 6.6
1–4 y 133282 (11.4) 603 13.0
5–9 y 57130 (4.9) 297 6.4
10–13 y 33395 (2.8) 163 3.5
0–13 y 246510 (21.1) 1140 24.6
Inpatient care with other diagnosesf 399014 (34.2) 1785 38.5
Percent with ≥4 hospital admissions with infectione during childhood, 0–13 y 0.75 1.27

aICD-10 F20-29.

b>200 000 habitants 1980.

cICD-10 F00-99.

dBorn outside Sweden.

eDiagnoses (s upplementary table 1).

fHospital admission with all diagnoses except a diagnosis of infection or a psychiatric diagnosis.