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. 2020 Jan 21;10:992. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00992

Table 2.

Clinical features of patients of SZ (n = 164) according to the specific diagnostic categories.

N Alu Median (interquartile range) (ng/ml) P-value
Total 164 593.5 (226.8–1337.1)
Gender 0.4239
Male 85 (51.8%) 551.9 (229.7–1,167.5)
Female 79 (48.2%) 669.4 (216.9–1,544.1)
Psychosis onset age (y) 0.8873
Up to 16 47 (28.7%) 1,059.9 (534.5–1,653.9)
17 to 24 73 (44.5%) 1,093.9 (424.1–1,584.6)
25 to 34 36 (22.0%) 1,185.7 (545.4–1,841.3)
35 or more 8 (4.9%) 695.9 (299.4–1,567.8)
Current age (y) 0.0518
13 to 24 83 (50.6%) 1,061.6 (412.1–1,657.1)
25 to 34 53 (32.3%) 1,040.4 (497.2–1,579.0)
35 or more 28 (17.1%) 407.6 (238.2–872.0)
Duration of psychosis (in weeks) 0.1648
Up to 12 38 (23.2%) 1,410.3 (585.7–2,014.1)
13 to 52 22 (13.4%) 476.4 (242.8–1,314.0)
53 or more 104 (63.4%) 1,061.4 (534.2–1,548.2)
Pharmacological treatment (in weeks) 0.4203
Up to 4 72 (43.9%) 852.7 (476.4–1,431.4)
5 or more 92 (56.1%) 1,090.8 (530.9–1,660.4)
Current treatment 0.3964
AP 119 (72.6%) 1,061.8 (437.2–1,589.0)
AP+AD 23 (14.0%) 744.9 (484.5–2,055.4)
AP+MS 22 (13.4%) 1,227.7 (841.2–1,942.4)
Family history 0.3730
Yes 20 (12.2%) 1,015.1 (412.1–1,412.3)
No 144 (87.8%) 1,087.8 (484.5–1,657.1)

SZ, schizophrenia; AP, anti-psychotics; AD, antidepressants; MS, mood stabilizers. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant.