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. 2020 Oct 22;6(6):e126. doi: 10.1192/bjo.2020.105

Table 1.

Comparisons of demographics and baseline characteristics of patients separated into high- and low trajectories (all patients)

Demographic High trajectory (n = 1471) Low trajectory (n = 1539) P
Age, years: mean (s.d.) 31.28 (8.29) 31.56 (8.23) 0.361
Gender male, n (%) 718 (48.8) 754 (49.0) 0.228
First-onset psychosis, n (%) 444 (30.2) 421 (27.4) 0.094
Education, n (%) 0.002
Doctor 2 (0.1) 1 (0.1)
Master 8 (0.5) 5 (0.3)
Bachelor 108 (7.3) 135 (8.8)
College 134 (9.1) 166 (10.8)
High school 350 (23.8) 428 (27.8)
Middle school 578 (39.3) 576 (37.4)
Primary school 269 (18.3) 217 (14.1)
Illiterate 22 (1.5) 11 (0.7)
Body mass index (kg/m2), mean (s.d.) 21.87 (5.78) 21.90 (7.92) 0.919
Age of onset, years: mean (s.d.) 25.84 (7.26) 24.71 (6.62) <0.001
Illness duration, months: mean (s.d.) 66.45 (66.63) 84.11 (73.10) <0.001
Family history, n (%) 303 (20.6) 338 (22.0) 0.385
Doses,a mg: mean (s.d.) 7.17 (3.03) 7.44 (2.83) 0.011
PANSS Total, mean (s.d.) 89.46 (16.11) 89.38 (14.51) 0.888
PANSS% change (week 2), mean (s.d.) 35.84 (16.68) 15.16 (12.48) <0.001
PANSS% change (week 4), mean (s.d.) 60.51 (15.34) 28.10 (15.31) <0.001
PANSS% change (week 6), mean (s.d.) 73.58 (13.54) 31.99 (19.62) <0.001

PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale.

a.

The drug doses was converted into risperidone doses by daily defined dose.