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. 2022 Mar 25;7:832497. doi: 10.3389/fsoc.2022.832497

Table 3.

Methods of self-harm by study based on 13 BPD articles.

Publication
year
Sample size
(n)
Rurality Population BPD mentioned clearly with self-harm Skin mutilation % Burning
%
Poisoning % Overdose
%
Impact
%
Asphyxiation
%
Hong Kong Prevalence of borderline personality disorder and its clinical correlates in Chinese patients with recent deliberate self-harm 2010 30 Urban Chinese Xa 20 3 3 87 3
India (Sundarban Region) Sociocultural Context of Suicidal Behavior in the Sundarban Region of India 2013 89 Rural Indian b 93 2 5
Japan (Tokyo) Clinical characteristics of suicidal behavior in an intensive care unit at a university hospital in Japan: A 7-year observational study 2018 971 Urban Japanese 9 4 4 75 5 3
Japan (Tokyo) Motivation factors for suicidal behavior and their clinical relevance in admitted psychiatric patients 2017 155 Urban Japanese 40 30 20 14
Croatia (Osijek) Self-injury in adolescents: A five-year study of characteristics and trends 2019 105 Urban Not specified 92 4 4
Italy (Rome) Deliberate self-harm behavior among Italian young adults: correlations with clinical and nonclinical dimensions of personality 2012 365 Urban Italian 65 7 11
Italy (Naples) Prevalence and clinical correlates of deliberate self-harm among a community sample of Italian adolescents 2011 234 Urban Italian 65 6 12
Norway (West Coast) Desire to survive emotional pain related to self-harm: A Norwegian hermeneutic study 2010 13 Not specified X c
Sweden (Umeå) Personality disorders in parasuicide 2001 35 Urban Not specified X
United States (Rhode Island) Nonsuicidal self-injury and suicide: Differences between those with and without borderline personality disorder 2020 389 Urban 87.2% Caucasian, 4.1% African American, 2.8% Hispanic, 1.0% Asian, 3.3% Portuguese, 0.1% American Indian, 1.5% Other X 95 5 26
United States (Mississippi) Deliberate self-harm among underserved adolescents: the moderating roles of gender, race, and school-level and association with borderline personality features 2011 1931 Rural 67.0% Caucasian 60 15 46
33.0% African American 77 21 58
United States (New York) Psychiatric impairment among adolescents engaging in different types of deliberate self-harm 2008 30 Urban 69.0% Hispanic, 20.0% African American, 4.0% Caucasian, 4.0% Other 74 10 33 3
Western Australia Risk factors for repetition of a deliberate self-harm episode within seven days in adolescents and young adults: A population-level record linkage study in Western Australia 2016 16966 Mix (mostly urban) 93.3% Non-Aboriginal, 6.7% Aboriginal 45
a

X Signifies that the article clearly attributes the methods of self-harm to BPD patients.

b

Blank squares signify no data.

c

✓ Signifies that the article mentioned this method of self-harm but did not provide a percentage.