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. 2016 Apr 10;10:9–18. doi: 10.4137/SART.S37030

Table 1.

Baseline participant characteristics (total N = 250).

PARTICIPANT CHARACTERISTIC MEAN (SD) P-VALUE*
TOTAL RELAPSE (N = 125) NO RELAPSE (N = 125)
Current age (years) 38.64 (10.89) 38.63 (10.78) 38.65 (11.04) 0.9874
Methadone dose (mg/day) 78.99 (39.56) 74.58 (35.42) 83.43 (43.02) 0.0787
Age of onset of opioid abuse (years) 32.41 (9.69) 33.61 (10.08) 31.22 (9.16) 0.0557
Duration of MMT (months) 51.91 (45.93) 45.46 (35.42) 58.36 (53.85) 0.0307
Days of benzodiazepine use over last month 0.62 (3.38) 0.91 (4.32) 0.34 (2.04) 0.1807
Days of cocaine use over last month 0.62 (3.37) 0.90 (4.31) 0.34 (2.04) 0.1846
Days of cannabis use over last month 8.68 (12.44) 7.72 (11.76) 9.64 (13.06) 0.2231
Length of time patient remains abstinent (days) 99.04 (74.37)
N (% OF TOTAL) N (% OF RELAPSE) N (% OF NO RELAPSE) P-VALUE
Sex Women 125 (50.0) 68 (54.4) 57 (45.6)
Men 125 (50.0) 57 (45.6) 68 (54.4) 0.164
Marital status Married or living with partner 78 (31.2) 42 (33.6) 36 (28.8)
Other 172 (68.8) 83 (66.4) 89 (71.2) 0.413
Employed Yes 86 (34.4) 42 (33.6) 44 (35.2)
No 164 (65.6) 83 (66.4) 81 (64.8) 0.790
Smoking Yes 209 (83.9) 107 (85.6) 102 (81.6)
No 40 (16.0) 18 (14.4) 22 (17.6) 0.473
Methadone dose <80 mg/day 124 (49.6) 66 (52.8) 58 (46.4)
≥80 mg/day 126 (50.4) 59 (47.2) 67 (53.6) 0.312
Injecting drug use Yes 16 (6.4) 11 (8.80) 5 (4.00)
No 234 (93.6) 114 (91.2) 120 (96.0) 0.121
Source of opioid From a prescription 112 (44.8) 62 (49.6) 50 (40.0)
Other 138 (55.2) 63 (50.4) 75 (60.0) 0.127
Hepatitis C Yes 57 (22.8) 33 (26.4) 24 (19.2)
No 193 (77.2) 92 (73.6) 101 (80.8) 0.175
Chronic pain Yes 75 (29.6) 34 (27.2) 40 (32.0)
No 175 (70.0) 91 (72.8) 85 (68.0) 0.406
Diabetes Yes 17 (6.8) 9 (7.20) 8 (6.40)
No 233 (93.2) 116 (92.8) 117 (93.6) 0.802

Notes:

*

T-test was used for comparing means of continuous variables.

Pearson’s chi-square test was used for comparing means of binary variables. Refer to Supplementary Data for an outline of the defnitions and measurements for each variable.