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Table 6 The changes in CGI score in the atypical group and the anxiety group

From: Do some anxiety disorders belong to the prodrome of bipolar disorder? A clinical study combining retrospective and prospective methods to analyse the relationship between anxiety disorder and bipolar disorder from the perspective of biorhythms

Variables

Anxiety (n = 111)

Atypical (n = 63)

Enrolment

n (%)

3 months later

n (%)

Z1

Enrolment

n (%)

3 months later

n (%)

6 months later

n (%)

Z2

Z3

Disease severity

  

2.583**

   

0.674

2.435**

 No assessment

0

0

 

0

0

0

  

 Normal

0

5 (4.5)

 

0

0

4 (6.3)

  

 Borderline

0

35 (31.5)

 

0

0

23 (36.5)

  

 Mild

10 (9.0)

55 (49.5)

 

9 (14.3)

12 (19.0)

27 (42.9)

  

 Moderate

36 (32.4)

16 (14.5)

 

22 (34.9)

25 (39.7)

9 (14.3)

  

 Obvious

45 (40.5)

0

 

24 (38.1)

19 (30.2)

0

  

 Severe

12 (10.8)

0

 

7 (11.1)

6 (9.5)

0

  

 Most severe

8 (7.3)

0

 

1 (1.6)

1 (1.6)

0

  

Overall efficacy

  

3.689***

     

 No assessment

111

0

 

63

0

0

0.968

2.874**

 Obviously improved

0

64 (57.7)

 

0

0

41 (65.1)

  

 Improved

0

39 (35.1)

 

0

0

16 (25.4)

  

 Slightly improved

0

8 (7.2)

 

0

0

6 (9.5)

  

 No change

0

0

 

0

61 (96.8)

0

  

 Slightly deteriorated

0

0

 

0

2 (3.2)

0

  

 Deteriorative

0

0

 

0

0

0

  

 Obviously deteriorated

0

0

 

0

0

0

  
  1. **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001
  2. Z1 represents the comparison between enrolment and 3 months later in the anxiety group, Z2 represents the comparison between enrolment and 3 months later in the atypical group, Z3 represents the comparison between enrolment and 6 months later in the atypical group