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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with schizophrenia treated with olanzapine, risperidone or paliperidone

From: Early predictors of poor treatment response in patients with schizophrenia treated with atypical antipsychotics

 

Olanzapine (n = 53)

Risperidone (n = 28)

Paliperidone (n = 30)

p

Male, N((%)

33 (62.3)

18 (64.3)

20 (66.7)

0.92

Age, mean ± SD (years)

35.60 ± 11.26

35.04 ± 9.85

36.21 ± 11.27

0.78

Age of onset, mean ± SD(years)

26.70 ± 8.46

24.71 ± 4.81

26.17 ± 6.60

0.49

Duration of illness (years)

8.96 ± 9.72

7.24 ± 6.92

10.00 ± 7.54

0.72

Duration of the prior treatment(years)

8.12 ± 8.83

6.67 ± 7.19

9.34 ± 6.79

0.69

Education (years)

11.91 ± 3.81

12.39 ± 2.46

11.03 ± 3.06

0.14

Alcohol history, N(%)

9/44 (17.0)

4/24 (14.3)

5/25 (16.7)

0.95

Smoking, N(%)

23/30 (43.4)

16/12 (57.1)

15/15 (50.0)

0.39

FGA before screening (FGA/SGA), N(%)

10/43 (18.9)

6/22 (21.4)

7/23 (23.3)

0.79

Family history of schizophrenia, N(%)

17/36 (32.1)

7/21 (25.0)

9/21 (30.0)

0.70

  1. Abbreviation: FGA First-generation antipsychotics, SGA Second-generation antipsychotics
  2. Chi-square test was performed. Unpaired t-test was performed. *p-value< 0.05 statistically significant