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. 2022 Nov 30;20(4):592–599. doi: 10.9758/cpn.2022.20.4.592

Table 2.

Descriptive comparison between studies considered

Source Study design Country Sample (n) Duration (wk) Daily average dose (mg) Change in assessment score
Tollefson et al. [38], 1998 Post-hoc analysis of an RCT USA
Canada
OLZ (198)
HAL (69)
PLC (68)
6 OLZ = 2.5−7.5
HAL = 10−20
OLZ 10 mg and 15 mg superior to PLC for BPRS, HAL no superior to PLC
Davis and Chen [36], 2001 Post-hoc analysis of an RCT USA
Canada
OLZ (1,987)
HAL (809)
PLC (118)
6 OLZ = 1−20
HAL = 5−20
OLZ superior to HAL for BPRS and PANSS
Conley and Mahmoud [42], 2001 RCT USA OLZ (189)
RIS (188)
8 OLZ =12
RIS = 5
RIS superior to OLZ for PANSS
Jeste et al. [43], 2004 RCT USA
Israel
Poland
Norway
Netherlands
Austria
OLZ (88)
RIS (87)
8 OLZ = 10
RIS = 2
OLZ no different from RIS for PANSS
Lindenmayer et al. [40], 2004 Post-hoc analysis of an RCT USA OLZ (39)
CLZ (40)
RIS (41)
HAL (37)
14 OLZ = 10−40
CLZ = 200−800
RIS = 4−16
HAL = 10−30
OLZ, CLZ, RIS superior to HAL for PANSS
Ascher-Svanum et al. [37], 2005 Post-hoc analysis of an RCT International, conducted in 17 countries OLZ (1,337)
HAL (659)
6 OLZ = 13
HAL= 12
OLZ superior to HAL for BPRS
Wang et al. [41], 2006 RCT USA OLZ (17)
RIS (19)
16−17.7 OLZ = 15
RIS = 5
RIS superior to OLZ for PANSS

RCT, randomized controlled trial; OLZ, olanzapine; HAL, haloperidol; RIS, risperidone; PLC, placebo; BPRS, Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale; PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale.