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. 2015 Jul 15;16:64. doi: 10.1186/s10194-015-0548-y

Table 1.

Characteristics of TN and psychiatric illness and comparison subjects

TN and psychiatric illness Control cohort P values
No. 3273 13,092
Age (years)a 45.6 (33.9–54.8) 45.6 (33.9–54.8) 0.999
Distribution of age
20–39 1299 (39.7) 5196 (39.7) 0.999
40–59 1423 (43.5) 5692 (43.5) 0.999
≥60 551 (16.8) 2204 (16.8) 0.999
Sex
Female 1255 (38.3) 5020 (38.3) 0.999
Male 2018 (61.7) 8072 (61.7)
Comorbidities
Hypertension 725 (22.2) 2192 (16.7) <0.001*
Diabetes mellitus 442 (13.5) 1285 (9.8) <0.001*
Dyslipidemia 717 (21.9) 1795 (13.7) <0.001*
Coronary artery disease 25 (0.8) 91 (0.7) 0.650
Congestive heart failure 71 (2.2) 226 (1.7) 0.090
Cerebrovascular disease 134 (4.1) 421 (3.2) 0.014
Chronic pulmonary disease 591 (18.1) 1318 (10.1) <0.001*
Malignancy 48 (1.5) 213 (1.6) 0.581
Income <0.001*
Low income 1199 (36.6) 5732 (43.8)
Medium income 1315 (40.2) 4982 (38.1)
High income 759 (23.2) 2378 (18.2)
Degree of urbanization 0.072
Urban 2112 (64.5) 8172 (62.4)
Suburban 938 (28.7) 3940 (30.1)
Rural 223 (6.8) 980 (7.5)
Follow-up, yearsa 3.08 (1.92–3.98) 3.08 (1.92–3.99) 0.852
Newly diagnosed psychiatric disorders, N (%)
Schizophrenia 3 (0.09) 5 (0.04) 1.000
Bipolar disorder 1 (0.09) 6 (0.05) 0.203
Depressive disorder 73 (2.23) 103 (0.79) <0.001*
Anxiety disorder 59 (1.80) 79 (0.60) <0.001*
Sleep disorder 40 (1.22) 74 (0.57) <0.001*

aMedian (interquartile range)

*Statistical significance