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Table 3 Antipsychotic treatment, route of distribution and substance by proportion of patients with dispensed prescription in 2012

From: Health care use, drug treatment and comorbidity in patients with schizophrenia or non-affective psychosis in Sweden: a cross-sectional study

 

Schizophrenia (%)

NAP (%)

RR

95% CI

Antipsychotic medication

(N = 7284)

(N = 11,485)

  

Per orala

55.5

41.9

1.32

1.29–1.36

Long-term injectablesa

10.3

2.05

5.01

4.35–5.79

Per oral and long-term injectablesa

12.5

2.9

4.26

3.78–4.81

No antipsychotic medicationa

21.6

53.1

0.41

0.39–0.43

Substance

Schizophrenia (%)

NAP (%)

RR

95% CI

 

 Olanzapinea

21.4

16.4

1.33

1.25–1.41

 Zuclopenthixola

14.1

3.3

4.24

3.78–4.75

 Risperidonea

12.9

9.9

1.30

1.20–1.41

 Perphenazinea

12.8

4.7

2.72

2.45–3.01

 Haloperidola

12.6

6.4

1.95

1.78–2.14

 Clozapinea

11.6

1.2

9.63

8.06–11.50

 Aripiprazolea

9.2

6.0

1.54

1.39–1.70

 Quetiapinea

7.1

8.2

0.86

0.78–0.95

 Flupentixola

3.9

2.7

1.42

1.21–1.66

 Paliperidonea

3.8

1.3

2.92

2.40–3.56

 Ziprasidone

1.4

1.0

1.30

1.00–1.69

 Chlorprothixene

0.8

0.06

1.33

0.93–1.91

 Fluphenazinea

0.3

0.05

6.31

2.58–15.42

 Melperone

0.2

0.1

1.58

0.79–3.15

 Thioridazine

0.1

0.05

2.36

0.84–6.64

 Chlorpromazinea

0.1

0.02

6.31

1.34–29.69

 Sertindole

0.06

0.02

3.15

0.58–17.21

 Sulpiride

0.04

0

  

 Cyamemazine

0.01

0

  

 Pimozide

0.01

0

  
  1. aStatistically significant difference between patient groups (95% CI for RR)