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. 2021 Sep 10;18(9):850–863. doi: 10.30773/pi.2021.0074

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with BD and HCs

Characteristics BD I (N=30) BD II (N=44) HC (N=100) p-value (F, t, χ2)
Age (yr) 38.03±11.46 32.41±9.80 35.09±11.58 0.103 (F=2.302)
Sex (male/female) 9/21 15/29 37/63 0.771 (χ2=0.521)
Education level 0.364 (χ2=4.324)
 Elementary and middle school 1 1 5
 High school or college/university 26 42 83
 Above graduate school 3 1 12
Total intracranial volume 1410±101 1416±129 1465±151 0.057 (F=2.909)
HDRS 4.77±4.07 8.36±5.48 1.78±1.92 6.88×10-19 (F=53.940)
YMRS 1.97±2.46 0.75±1.24 NA 0.017 (t=2.504)
K-MDQ 8.13±4.22 9.32±2.87 NA 0.186 (t=-1.342)
HAS 5.87±4.06 7.80±6.36 NA 0.146 (t=-1.468)
BIS 50.73±8.63 55.20±10.88 NA 0.064 (t=-1.883)
Family history of mood disorder (N) 10 18 NA 0.509 (χ2=0.435)
Euthymic (or remission) state/depressive state 23/7 23/21 NA 0.034 (χ2=4.513)
Duration of illness (months) 97.83±95.10 50.09±72.60 NA 0.024 (t=2.326)
Drug-treated patients (N) 30 43 NA 0.406 (χ2=0.691)
Medication (N)
 SSRI 3 10
 SNRI 1 3
 NDRI 2 8
 NaSSA 0 2
 Combination of AD 0 2
 Lithium 8 4
 AED 18 37
 Lithium+AED 4 0
 AED+AED 1 0
 AP 28 27
 Combination of AP 14 4

The p value for comparison in age, TICV, and HDRS scores were obtained using the ANOVA test. The p value for sex and educational level distribution was obtained by chi-squared test. The p value for comparison in YMRS, K-MDQ, BIS, HAS scores were obtained using student’s t-test. BD, bipolar disorder; HC, healthy control; BD I, bipolar I disorder; BD II, bipolar II disorder; HDRS, Hamilton Depression Rating Scale; YMRS, Young Mania Rating Scale; K-MDQ, Korean version of Mood Disorder Questionnaire; HAS, Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale; BIS, Barratt Impulsiveness Scale; SSRI, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor; NDRI, norepinephrine-dopamine reuptake inhibitor; NaSSA, noradrenergic and specific serotonergic antidepressant; Combination of Ads, combination of two or more antidepressants; AED, anti-epileptic drugs; AP, antipsychotics; AD, antidepressants