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. 2021 Feb 2;2(1):sgaa072. doi: 10.1093/schizbullopen/sgaa072

Table 1.

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics

Characteristic Patient Group (N = 21) Healthy Controls (N = 10) t/χ 2 P
Gender (male/female) 16/5 5/5 2.13 0.145
Marital status (Mar/S) 1/20 1/9 0.31 0.58
Inpatient at baseline (Y/N) 11/10
Family Hx (Y/N/DN) 10/6/5
AP exposure at baseline (M/SD; days) 2.95/3.11
Total DDD-days at baseline scan (M/SD) 2.25/4.74
Total DDD-days at FUP scan (M/SD) 145.68/97.56
DUP (M/SD/median; wk) 29.38/26.65/18
Ethnicity (Black/White/Other) 2/18/1 0/5/5 4.51 0.034a
Age (M/SD) 22.33/5.29 21.60/3.37 −0.47 0.645
SOFAS at baseline scan (M/SD) 42.33/12.84 83.70/5.62 12.47 0.000
SOFAS at FUP scan (M/SD) 61.25/9.85 85.10/3.21 9.83 0.000
PANSS-8 total at baseline scan (M/SD) 24.67/5.30
PANSS-8 total at FUP scan (M/SD) 14.35/4.77
Smoker (yes/no) 6/15 0/10 3.54 0.060
Cannabis user (yes/no) 13/8 0/10 10.66 0.001
Time between scans (M/SD; mo) 5.93/1.25 7.67/1.90 2.63 0.021

Note: Mar, married; S, single; Y, yes; N, no; Hx, history; DN, don’t know; AP, antipsychotic; M, mean; DDD, defined daily dose; FUP, follow-up; DUP, duration untreated psychosis. P values for differences between groups were calculated using chi-square analyses for categorical variables and independent t tests for continuous variables.

aWhite vs non-White comparison.