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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Sep 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2017 Nov 8;59(7):752–762. doi: 10.1111/jcpp.12840

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics at each assessment point.

Baseline FU1 FU2
BNa (n=32) HC (n=28) Analysis BNa (n=23) HC (n=19) Analysis BNa (n=15) HC (n=12) Analysis
Characteristic Mean(SD) Mean(SD) t(df) p Mean(SD) Mean(SD) t(df) p Mean(SD) Mean(SD) t(df) p
Age 16.7(1.3) 16.3(2.0) −0.93(56) 0.47 18.3(1.4) 17.5(2.1) −1.55(40) 0.18 18.0(1.5) 17.6(2.2) −0.58(25) 0.57
BMI (kg/m) 22.1(2.9) 21.5(3.6) −0.68(56) 0.39 22.8(2.3) 22.8(3.6) <0.01(40) 1.00 23.6(2.8) 23.9(4.9) 0.22(25) 0.83
WAIS IQ score (Full) 106.4(11.0) 106.0(16.6) −0.11(54) 0.91
Illness duration (months) 25.7(19.4)
EDE ratings
 OBEs 15.1(18.2) 8.9(12.6) 7.13(20.3)
 SBEs 20.2(24.8) 3.2(4.2) 3.8(5.9)
 Vomiting episodes 35.0(28.8) 10.5(15.2) 8.8(19.9)
 LOCs 35.3(28.5) 12.1(12.8) 10.9(25.4)
Comorbid MDD (%) 43.8 13.0 6.7
Comorbid Anxiety (%) 21.9 21.7 6.7
Medication (%) 28.1 39.1 33.3
Prior AN (%) 12.5 13.0 6.7
Treatmentb
 Inpatient (%) 37.5
 Outpatient (%) 28.1
a

In the BN group, the number BN remitters (i.e., participants whose BN symptoms improved by more than 50% between their baseline and last assessments) was 17 at baseline, 17 at FU1 and 12 at FU2.

b

Treatment seeking participants received inpatient or outpatient treatment in the Eating Disorders Clinic at the New York State Psychiatric Institute only following their baseline assessment/scan. Abbreviations: AN, anorexia nervosa; BMI, body mass index; BN, bulimia nervosa; EDE, Eating Disorder Examination; HC, healthy controls; LOC, loss-of-control eating episodes of any size; MDD, major depressive episode; OBE, objective bulimic episode; SBE, subjective bulimic episode; WAIS, Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale.