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. 2020 Dec 17;16:3145–3152. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S280719

Table 1.

Baseline Clinical Characteristics of All First-Episode Schizophrenia Patients

Whole Sample
(n=569)
Male
(n=283)
Female
(n=286)
p value Effect Size
Age at study entry (95% CI) 25.0(24.4, 25.6) 24.18(23.44,24.92) 25.84(24.91,26.76) <0.01 0.83
Patients disposition
 Risperidone 190(33.4) 100(34.6) 90(31.1) 0.66 0.38
 Olanzapine 185(32.5) 89(30.8) 96(34.3)
 Aripiprazole 194(34.1) 94(33.5) 100(34.6)
Psychopathology (95% CI)
 PPANSS 23.41(22.96–23.85) 23.74(23.08–24.41) 23.08(22.49–23.67) 0.14 0.63
 NPANSS 21.09(20.48–21.71) 22.07(21.23–22.90) 20.13(19.24–21.02) <0.01 0.36
 GPANSS 41.79(41.14–42.45) 42.46(41.51–43.42) 41.13(40.23–42.03) 0.04 0.57
 PANSS Total 86.30(85.1–87.5) 88.27(86.53–90.01) 84.34(82.63–86.05) <0.01 0.56
 PSP scores 41.58(40.50–42.67) 40.70(39.14–42.26) 42.45(40.95–43.96) 0.11 0.65

Note: Significant results are shown in bold.

Abbreviations: PPANSS, positive PANSS subscale score; NPANSS, negative PANSS subscale score; GPANSS, general PANSS, subscale score; PSP, Personal and Social Performance Scale; CI, confidence interval.