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Table 1 Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Patients Exposed to Atypical Antipsychotics, November 2002-March 2005 (N = 49,946)

From: Association between second-generation antipsychotics and newly diagnosed treated diabetes mellitus: does the effect differ by dose?

Characteristic

N (%)

Sex

 

   Male

19,981 (40.0)

Age (mean (s.d. a ))

43.9 (19.2)

Index Year

 

   2002

5,407 (10.8)

   2003

24,438 (48.9)

   2004

18,186 (36.4)

   2005

1,914 (3.8)

Past use of antipsychotics

 

   Aripiprazole

1,966 (3.9)

   Clozapine

60 (0.1)

   Olanzapine

13,826 (27.7)

   Quetiapine

10,632 (21.3)

   Risperidone

11,367 (22.8)

   Ziprasidone

1,367 (2.7)

   First generation antipsychotics (typicals)

1,714 (3.4)

Pharmacotherapy exposure b

 

   Alpha blockers

1,975 (4.0)

   Beta blockers

9,479 (19.0)

   Systemic corticosteroids

12,254 (24.5)

   Fibrates

960 (1.9)

   Lithium

6,662 (13.3)

   Nogesterol oral contraceptives

487 (1.0)

   Statins

5,171 (10.4)

   Thiazide diuretics

7,561 (15.1)

   Thiazide-related diuretics

219 (0.4)

   Valproate

10,314 (20.7)

   Hydantoin anticonvulsants

1,020 (2.0)

ICD-9 coded comorbidity

 

   Obese

2531 (5.1)

  1. a s.d. = standard deviation
  2. b variables included in parent study8