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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics in patients with BD and HCs

From: Association between decreased HDL levels and cognitive deficits in patients with bipolar disorder: a pilot study

 

Patients with BD (n = 37)

HCs (n = 37)

χ2 or F

P

Gender (male/female)

15/22

15/22

0.00

1.00

Age (years)

29.78 ± 10.05

29.95 ± 9.02

0.01

0.94

Education (years)

10.14 ± 2.98

11.35 ± 2.36

3.78

0.06

BMI (kg/m2)

22.94 ± 3.97

21.86 ± 2.84

1.80

0.18

Age of illness onset (years)

21.41 ± 7.62

   

Duration of illness (months)

107.62 ± 101.94

   

Number of episodes

4.84 ± 1.48

   

Number of hospitalizations

3.08 ± 2.88

   

Chlorpromazine equivalents (mg/day)

189.13 ± 222.19

   

BRMS

7.04 ± 6.88 (range 0–4)

   

HAMD

13.97 ± 10.24 (range 0–4)

   

Frequently used MS

 Valproate

30 (81.10%)

   

 Lithium

3 (8.10%)

   

 Not taking MS

4 (10.80%)

   
  1. BD bipolar disorder, HCs healthy controls, BMI body mass index, BRMS Bech–Rafaelsen Mania Rating Scale, HAMD Hamilton Depression Rating Scale, MS mood stabilizers