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Table 4 Comparisons of mental health and social function between late-onset personality pathology patients and PD patients

From: Lasting personality pathology following exposure to severe trauma in adulthood: retrospective cohort study

Variables

Late-onset PD N (%)

PD N (%)

OR (95% CI) a

P-value

Adjusted OR (95% CI) a

P-value

Depressive symptoms1

62 (95%)

101 (90%)

2.25 (0.60 to 8.39)

0.23

1.70 (0.42 to 6.86)

0.45

Anxiety symptoms1

60 (92%)

89 (79%)

3.10 (1.12 to 8.61)

0.03

2.42 (0.83 to 7.04)

0.11

PTSD symptoms2

51 (82%)

51 (51%)

4.45 (2.08 to 9.53)

< 0.001

2.94 (1.30 to 6.67)

0.01

Social dysfunction3

56 (88%)

78 (74%)

2.51 (1.07 to 5.92)

0.04

2.28 (0.90 to 5.74)

0.08

Employed1

11 (17%)

29 (26%)

0.58 (0.27 to 1.26)

0.17

0.82 (0.35 to 1.88)

0.63

Suicidal thoughts1

44 (68%)

53 (47%)

2.33 (1.23 to 4.42)

0.009

1.96 (0.99 to 3.86)

0.05

  1. aOdds ratios presented as odds of outcome in Late-onset PD subgroup relative to odds in PD subgroup
  2. (Denominators in each of these categories varied according to the completeness of the related scales/records; 1Late-onset PD = 65, PD = 112; 2 Late-onset PD = 62, PD = 100; 3 Late-onset PD = 64, PD = 106)