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. 2021 Nov 21;63(1):244–251. doi: 10.1111/epi.17138

TABLE 1.

Demographics and vaccination details among the three groups.

Characteristic Healthy, n = 273 Neuropsychiatric conditions, n = 217 Epilepsy, n = 491 p
Gender, n male (%) 128 (46.9) 105 (48.4) 243 (49.5) .78
Ethnicity, n Han (%) 255 (93.4) 205 (94.5) 466 (94.9) .90
Age, years, mean ± SD 31.12 ± 8.12 33.2 ± 12.37 30.4 ± 10.90 .78
History of febrile convulsions, n (%) 7 (2.56%) 6 (2.76%) 89 (18.13%) <.0001
1st injection, n (%) 253 (92.7%) 183 (84.3%) 204 (41.6%) <.0001
2nd injection, N2/N1 (%) a 196 (77.5%) 129 (70.5%) 139 (68.1%) .07
Completed vaccine course, n (%) 196 (71.8%) 131 (60.4%) 155 (31.6%) <.0001
Vaccine platforms, N1/N2 b
Inactivated vaccine, 2 doses required 236 (93.3) 177 (96.7) 187 (92.2) .31
Subunit vaccine, 3 doses required 15 (5.9) 4 (2.2) 14 (6.9)
Viral‐vector vaccine, 1 dose required 2 (.8) 2 (1.1) 2 (.9)
Willing to be vaccinated, N4/N5 c 70.00 58.82 59.58 <.0001
a

N1 is the number of participants who had the first vaccine. N2 is the number who had the second vaccine, excluding those who had viral vector vaccine, which requires only one injection.

b

N1 is the number of participants injected with the indicated vaccine. N2 is the number of participants injected with the first vaccine. One participant from the epilepsy group received an mRNA vaccine.

c

N1 is the number of uninjected participants who would be willing to have any kind of vaccine. N2 is the number of uninjected participants.