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. 2020 Dec 12;62(6):697–702. doi: 10.4103/psychiatry.IndianJPsychiatry_332_20

Table S2.

Comparison between sociodemographic and clinical variables between patients with misuse/abuse and those with dependence to tapentadol

Variable Misuse/abuse (n=36), n (%)/mean (SD)/rank Dependence (n=34), n (%)/mean (SD)/rank Chi-square/Fisher’s exact/t/Mann-Whitney U-value df P
Mean age (in years) 27.1 (6.5) 27.6 (6.5) −0.327 68 0.75
Marital status
 Married 12 (33.33) 14 (41.18) 0.461 1 0.48
 Not married 24 (66.67) 20 (58.82)
Education
 Up to matric 8 (22.22) 11 (32.35) 1.064 2 0.59
 10, +2/diploma 18 (50) 16 (47.06)
 Higher 10 (27.78) 7 (20.59)
Occupation
 Unemployed 16 (44.44) 11 (32.35) 2.236 2 0.33
 Unskilled and semi-skilled 4 (11.11) 8 (23.53)
 Skilled 16 (44.44) 15 (44.12)
Family type
 Nuclear 21 (58.33) 19 (55.88) 0.043 1 0.84
 Extended 15 (41.67) 15 (44.12)
Locality
 Urban 29 (80.56) 23 (67.65) 1.525 1 0.22
 Rural 7 (19.44) 11 (32.35)
Distance
 Within CG UT 13 (36.11) 16 (47.06) 0.864 1 0.49
 Outside CG UT 23 (63.89) 18 (52.94)
 Age of first use of any opioids 23.5 (5.2) 21.9 (4.8) 1.353 68 0.18
 Duration of dependence 48.9 (51.8) 57.0 (54.2) 657.0 0.60
Types of past opioid use
 Natural 8 (22.22) 11 (32.35) 0.62 4 0.57
 Heroine 17 (47.22) 5 (14.71)
 Others (pharmaceuticals) 8 (22.22) 13 (38.24)
Intravenous opioid use
 No 18 (50) 21 (61.76) 0.981 1 0.32
 Yes 18 (50) 13 (38.24)
Past history of treatment seeking
 Yes 23 (63.89) 23 (67.65) 0.741 1 0.80
 No 13 (36.11) 11 (32.35)
History of other drug dependence
 None 9 (25) 5 (14.71) 2.620 3 0.454
 Nicotine 16 (44.44) 13 (38.24)
 Cannabis 8 (22.22) 10 (29.41)
 lcohol/BZD 3 (8.33) 6 (17.65)
Medical comorbidity
 No 30 (83.33) 28 (82.35) 0.012 1 0.913
 Yes 6 (16.67) 6 (17.65)

CG – Chandigarh; UT – Union territory; BZD – Benzodiazepine