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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 25.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Gastroenterol. 2014 Jan 21;109(3):436–442. doi: 10.1038/ajg.2013.467

Table 2.

EPISOD baseline psychosocial characteristics by IBS status, and EPISOD 2

Cohorts EPISOD without IBS (N=141) EPISOD with IBS (N=73) EPISOD2 (N=72)
Gender (% female) 93 90 86
Age (mean s.d.) 38.45 (11.21) 38.32 (10.62) 39.86 (12.65)
Psychosocial variables (%)
 DSM-IV depressive disorders (current) 8.5 7 7
DSM-IV anxiety disorders (current) 8.5 10 8
  Generalized anxiety disorder 6 8 4
  Panic disorder 0 1 3
  Agoraphobia 3 0 3
  Social anxiety disorder 0 0 0
  Posttraumatic stress disorder 0 0 0
  Obsessive compulsive disorder 0 0 1
Positive physical and/or sexual abuse history 24 23 19
  Physical abuse 9 12 6
  Sexual abuse 19 15 15
Mean (s.d.)
 HADS-anxiety 4.31 (3.31) 5.15 (3.79) 4.32 (3.12)
 HADS-depression 3.23 (2.95) 3.89 (3.34) 3.51 (3.25)
 BDI-II 7.11 (4.97) 9.00 (5.98) 8.47 (5.47)
 CSQ-CAT score (coping/catastrophizing) 7.10 (6.56) 8.49 (6.87) 8.07 (6.88)
 SF-36 physical 39.21 (7.68) 37.72 (8.24) 38.49 (8.87)
 SF-36 mental 49.13 (9.47) 47.99 (9.85) 48.11 (10.15)
 Baseline RAPID (median (min–max)) 80.00 (11–270) 64.00 (12–270) 49.50 (11–260)

BDI-II, Beck depression inventory-II; CSQ-CAT, Coping Skills Questionnaire-Catastrophizing Subscale; DSM-IV, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV; EPISOD, Evaluating Predictors and Interventions in Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction; HADS, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; IBS, irritable bowel syndrome; RAPID, recurrent abdominal pain intensity and disability; SF-36, medical outcomes study short-form 36.