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. 2016 Sep 21;25(1):66–72. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2016.107

Table 2. Psychiatric phenotype (ICD-10 diagnoses, Mini PAS-ADD thresholds and section history) for likely pathogenic and benign CNVs.

  Total in sample (%) n=202 Likely pathogenic CNV group (%) n=22 Likely benign CNV group (%) n=180
ICD-10 diagnosis
 Psychosis 49 (25%) 3 (14%) 46 (26%)
 Bipolar disorder 23 (11%) 3 (14%) 20 (11%)
 Depressive episode 62 (31%) 4 (18%) 58 (32%)
 Other anxiety disorders 45 (23%) 2 (9%) 43 (24%)
 Hyperkinetic disorder 21 (10%) 3 (14%) 18 (10%)
 Pervasive developmental disorder 68 (34%) 8 (36%) 60 (33%)
       
Mini PAS-ADD thresholds
 Psychosis 72 (36%) 9 (41%) 63 (35%)
 Hypomania/mania 33 (16%) 5 (23%) 28 (16%)
 Depressive disorder 76 (38%) 5 (23%) 71 (39%)
 Anxiety disorder 80 (40%) 6 (27%) 74 (41%)
 Obsessive compulsive 55 (27%) 5 (23%) 50 (28%)
       
Mental Health Act Section History
 Previous history of involuntary admission 45 (22%) 7 (32%) 38 (21%)
 Forensic section 21 (10%) 6 (27%) 15 (8%)

ICD-10 diagnoses – the psychosis group was amalgamated to comprise: F20 schizophrenia, F25 schizoaffective disorder and F29 unspecified nonorganic psychosis. Other ICD-10 diagnoses reported independently are: F31 bipolar disorder, F32 depressive episode, F41 other anxiety disorders, F90 hyperkinetic disorder, F84 pervasive developmental disorder. Mini PAS-ADD thresholds – scores were calculated using standard guidelines, Mental Health Act (MHA) section – previous history of involuntary admission included previous and current MHA sections and forensic sections, forensic section – all individuals were on a forensic section at the time of recruitment no history of being on a forensic section was identified in any of the other participants. Note: several individuals had comorbid diagnoses and are included in more than one category.