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. 2016 Jan 26;6(1):e720. doi: 10.1038/tp.2015.207

Table 1. Baseline characteristics of the study cohort (N=14) including demographic details, bipolar diagnosis, comorbidities and illness variables, and medication.

Category n (%)/mean (s.d.)
Demographic characteristics
 Age at study intake, years, mean (s.d.) 37.00 (11.82)
 Gender, n (%)  
  Female 12 (86)
  Male 2 (14)
 Ethnicity, n (%)  
  White British 11 (79)
  White other 3 (21)
   
Clinical characteristics
 Bipolar disorder, n (%)  
  Type 1 9 (64)
  Type 2 5 (36)
 DSM-5 anxiety specifier, n (%)  
  Mild 4 (29)
  Moderate 4 (29)
  Moderate–severe 6 (43)
 Comorbidity and clinical course, n (%)  
  History of psychosis 3 (21)
  Current depressive episode 7 (50)
  Current comorbid anxiety disorder 9 (64)
  Past comorbid anxiety disorder 3 (21)
  History of other Axis I disorders 5 (36)
 Bipolar illness variables, mean (s.d.)  
  Age at illness onset, years 21.07 (10.48); range: 7–48
  Number of depressive episodes (past 6 months) 1.29 (0.83); range: 0–3
  Duration of depressive episodes (past 6 months) in weeks 11.67 (6.39); range: 5–20
  Number of (hypo)manic episodes (past 6 months) 0.79 (0.89); range: 0–3
  Duration of (hypo)manic episodes (past 6 months) in weeks 3.13 (2.03); range 1–6
  Number of suicide attempts (lifetime) 0.86 (1.46); range: 0–5
  Number of hospitalizations (lifetime) 0.93 (2.37); range: 0–7
 Number of depressive episodes (lifetime), n (%)  
  0–4 episodes 4 (29)
  5–9 episodes 2 (14)
  >10 episodes 8 (57)
 Medication at screening, n (%)  
  Lithium 6 (43)
  Anticonvulsants 5 (36)
  Antipsychotics 5 (36)
  Antidepressants 3 (21)
  None 1 (7)