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. 2015 Aug 25;27(4):237–245. doi: 10.11919/j.issn.1002-0829.215080

Table 2.

Comparison of baseline mean (sd) clinical assessment scores in patients with depression with or without a history of affective disorders in first degree relatives

Scale
(theoretical range in scores)
with family history
(n=37)
without family history
(n=40)
statistic p
HAMD-17 total score (0-51) 23.22 (3.74) 22.75 (3.43) t=0.57 0.570
  anxiety/somatic symptoms (0-17) 6.92 (2.07) 6.15 (1.78) t=1.75 0.084
  weight lossa (0-2) 0 (0-1)a 1 (0-1)a Z=-0.95a 0.343
  cognitive symptoms (0-12) 3.30 (1.33) 3.00 (1.55) t=0.90 0.372
  retardation (0-14) 7.68 (1.55) 7.73 (1.88) t=-0.13 0.901
  sleep problems (0-6) 4.73 (1.45) 5.13 (1.28) t=-1.27 0.208
HAMA total score (0-56) 20.16 (5.13) 17.18 (4.99) t=2.59 0.012
  somatic anxiety (0-28) 7.59 (2.30) 6.50 (2.98) t=1.62 0.110
  psychic anxiety (0-28) 12.57 (2.93) 10.68 (2.59) t=3.01 0.004
SHAPS (14-56) 38.92 (4.46) 36.15 (5.04) t=2.55 0.013
BDI (0-39) 16.70 (5.24) 15.25 (4.35) t=1.33 0.188

HAMD-17, 17-item version of the Hamilton Depression rating scale

HAMA, Hamilton Anxiety rating scale

SHAPS, Snaith-Hamilton Pleasure Scale

BDI, Beck Depression Inventory

a medians (interquartile range) were listed for each group and Mann-Whitney U test was used for comparison.