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. 2015 Nov 14;19(5):pyv125. doi: 10.1093/ijnp/pyv125

Table 1.

Description of the Included Studies

Study Sample Size (male/female) Country Ethnicity Age
(SD)
Setting Diagnostic Criteria Patient Type Medication Duration of Treatment Outcome Measure HTR1A SNP
Crisafulli et al., 2012 221
(126/95)
Korea Asian 38.01
(12.67)
In-patients DSM-IV Not any particular restriction RIS, OLZ, QEP, AMI and others (All APDs are not identified) 37.64±1S6.76 days from admission to discharge PANSS rs10042486, rs6295, rs878567, rs1423691
Drago et al., 2013 96
(51/45)
German, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Other Caucasian 34.28
(11.29)
In-patients DSM-IV Acute HPD 4W PANSS rs6295, rs878567, rs1423691, rs10085024
Gupta et al., 2012 371
(224/147)
India South Indian 29.63
(8.63)
In and out- patients DSM-IV Most of them are of chronic patients RIS, OLZ, CLZ, ZIP, QEP, ARI, AMI 3M CGI-I rs6295, rs34118353, rs878567, rs1423691
Ikeda et al., 2008 120
(58/62)
Japan Asian 31.2
(8.7)
In and out- patients DSM-IV-TR First-episode, neuroleptic- naïve
DUP < 5 y
RIS 8W PANSS rs6295
Mossner et al., 2009 68
(44/24)
German Caucasian 31.7 NR ICD-10 First-episode RIS, HPD 4W PANSS rs6295
Reynolds et al., 2006 63
(45/18)
Spain Caucasian 25.1
(6.5)
In and out- patients Drug-naive patients with first-episode psychosis Drug-naive patients with first-episode psychosis RIS, OLZ, QEP, HPD, ZIP, AMI 3M PANSS rs6295
Sumiyoshi et al., 2010 30
(11/19)
Japan Asian 31.6
(11.0)
Out-patients DSM-IV-TR Acute OLZ, PER 3M SAPS, SANS rs6295
Takekita et al., 2015 100
(43/57)
Japan Asian 44.1
(16.2)
In and out- patients DSM-IV-TR Acute PER, ARI 12W PANSS rs1364043, rs878567, rs6295, rs10042486
Tang et al., 2014 82
(45/37)
Chinese Asian 25.8
(7.1)
In-patients DSM-IV First psychotic episode Baseline:CPZ, RIS, CLZ, FLU
endpoint:CLZ, CPZ, RIS
10W PANSS and PANSS 5 factors rs6295
Wang et al., 2008 130
(43/87)
China Asian 30.35
(11.33)
NR DSM-IV - Not treatment resistance
- SGAs-naïve
- Not APDs administration for 4W
RIS 8W PANSS rs6295

Abbreviations: AMI, amisulpride; APD, antipsychotic drug; ARI, aripiprazole; CGI-I, clinical global impression of improvement; CLZ, clozapine; CPZ, chlorpromazine; DUP, duration of untreated psychosis; FLU, fluphenazine; HPD, haloperidol; NR, not reported; OLZ, olanzapine; PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale; PER, perospirone; QEP, quetiapine; RCT, randomized clinical trial; RIS, risperidone; SAPS, scale for assessment of positive symptoms; SANS, scale for the assessment of negative symptoms; SGA, second-generation antipsychotic; SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism; ZIP, ziprasidone.