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Table 1 Description of the cohort of BD patients enrolled in the study (N = 344) and results from sociodemographic and clinical assessment

From: How effective are mood stabilizers in treating bipolar patients comorbid with cPTSD? Results from an observational study

Characteristic

M or N

± SD or %

Age, M (± SD)

46.88

± 13.94

Age at onset, M (± SD)

25.73

± 9.40

duration of untreated illness, M (± SD)

5.84

± 10.31

number of depressive episodes, M (SD±)

5.81

± 5.92

number of manic episodes, M (± SD)

4.04

± 4.41

number of hypomanic episodes, M (SD±)

2.65

± 2.69

numbers of total affective episodes, M (± SD)

11.39

± 9.87

Female, N (yes%)

177

51.5%

Graduation, N (yes%)

246

71.5%

Marital status, N (yes%)

186

54.1%

Employed, N (yes%)

171

49.7%

Diagnosis of bipolar disorder I, N (yes%)

253

73.5%

Diagnosis of bipolar disorder II, N (yes%)

91

26.5%

Family history of psychiatric disorder, N (yes%)

190

55.2%

Seasonality, N (yes%)

171

49.7%

Aggressive behaviors, N (yes%)

194

56.4%

Mixed features, N (yes%)

193

56.1%

Lifetime abuse, N (yes%)

124

36.0%

Psychotic symptoms, N (yes%)

144

41.9%

Antidepressant mania, N (yes%)

85

24.7%

Suicide attempts, N (yes%)

138

40.1%

cPTSD Prevalence, N (yes%)

154

44.7%

  1. Note. Mean (M), Numerosity (N), standard deviation (SD)