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. 2014 Dec 1;51(4):368–375. doi: 10.5152/npa.2014.7204

Table 3.

Comparison of the demographic and clinical properties of the patients who had and did not have a diagnosis of NES

NES −
n=253
NES +
n=47
n % n % χ2 p
Gender 2.183 >.05
 Female 184 72.7 39 83.0
 Male 69 27.3 8 17.0
Psychiatric 8.295 <.05
 Major depression 102 40.3 29 61.7
 Panic disorder 37 14.6 6 12.8
 GAD 71 28.1 6 12.8
 OCD 43 17.0 6 12.8
Suicide attempt 53 20.9 17 36.2 5.134 <.05
Hospitalization 20 7.9 7 14.9 2.364 >.05
Use of antidepressants 208 82.2 39 83.0 .016 >.05
Use of antipsychotics 22 8.7 9 19.1 4.674 <.05
Use of D:D:D: 8 3.2 0 0 - >.05
Presence of general medical conditions 29 11.5 5 10.6 .027 >.05
Smoking 95 37.5 34 72.3 19.574 <.001
Alcohol consumption 218 86.2 38 80.9 .895 >.05
Distribution of body mass index 5.365 >.05
 Normal weight (<25 kg/m2) 97 38.3 12 25.5
 Overweight (25–29.9 kg/m2) 93 36.8 16 34.0
 Obese (>30 kg/m2) 63 24.9 19 40.4

Mean SD Mean SD t p

Age (years) 36.97 9.25 36.27 9.36 −.473 >.05
Time of psychiatric disease 2.81 3.33 3.18 3.52 −.694 >.05
Body mass index (kg/m2) 26.92 5.45 28.84 5.50 −2.212 <.05

χ2: chi-square test; t: Student’s t test;

*

Fisher’s exact test;

NES: night eating syndrome; SD: standard deviation; GAD: generalized anxiety disorder; OCD: obsessive-compulsive disorder