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. 2018 Aug 24;8:12743. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-31122-0

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients with successful genotyping (n = 594).

Patient characteristics Median (IQR) Range
Age [years] 44.1 (36.7, 51.2) 18.5–59.3
Body Mass Index (BMI) [kg/m2] 27.9 (24.5, 31.8) 11.2–51.32
Length of hospital stay [months] 4 (3, 4) 1–7
Alcohol consumption [g/week] 16 (0, 89) 0.0–216
Age at onset [year] 26 (21, 32) 9.0–56.0
Clinicians Global Impression (CGI)- Severity 4 (3, 4) 1–7
Duration of antipsychotic treatment [years] 13.0 (6.0, 22.0) 0.0–43.0
Duration of illness [years] 14.8 (8.0, 23.3) 0.2–43.6
n %
Gender
  Male 336 56.7
  Female 258 43.4
Psychosis onset
  Early psychosis onset (≤18 yr old) 62 10.4
  Late onset (>18 yr old) 452 76.9
  Unknown 75 12.6
Smoking
  Yes (every day or sometimes) 239 40.2
  No (never or quit)* 298 50.1
  Unknown 57 9.6
Presence of psychiatric disease in first-degree relative
  Yes 201 33.8
  No 318 53.5
  Unknown 75 12.6
Main psychiatric diagnoses
  Schizophrenia 306 51.5
  Schizoaffective disorder 49 8.2
  Delusion 26 4.4
  Psychosis unspecified 84 14.1
  Bipolar disorder 26 4.4
  Other 49 8.2
  Undiagnosed psychosis 54 17.8
Antipsychotic medication
  None 60 10.1
  Multitherapy 42 7.1
  Risperidone 91 15.3
  Olanzapine 108 18.2
  Zuclopenthixol 48 8.1
  Perphenazine 56 9.4
  Haloperidol 49 8.2
  Clozapine 57 9.6
  Aripiprazole 73 12.3
  Quetiapine 33 5.6
  Ziprasidone 17 2.9
  Flupentixol 16 2.7
  Unknown 83 14.0
  Mood stabilizers 65 10.9

Clinical Global Impression–Severity (CGI-S) was available from 513 of the patients. *Of this group, ~45% had quit smoking.