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Table 3 Sociodemographic and health disparities between the subjects with and without OCD

From: Prevalence and predicors of COVID-centred obsessive compulsive disorder among Iranian COVID-19 recovered individuals: a Bayesian analysis

Variables

OCI-R level

Statistics

No OCD (below 21)

Presence of OCD (21 and above)

Mean(SD)

Mean(SD)

t (df), p- value

Age

41.45(8.71)

41.79(9.21)

t=-0.296 (298), p = 0.76

Minimum SaO 2

81.28(9.23)

78.05(10.16)

t = 2.55 (298), p = 0.01*

Number of hospitalization days

4.66(3.18)

5.60(3.74)

t=-2.06 (298), p = 0.03*

 

n (%)

n (%)

χ2 (df), p- value

Gender

Male

48 (35.82%)

86 (64.17%)

χ2 = 5.47 (1), p = 0.01*

Female

39 (23.49%)

127 (76.50%)

Place of residence

Tehran

79 (27.43%)

209 (72.56%)

χ2 = 17.92 (7), p = 0.01*

Other Cities

8 (66.66%)

4 (33.33%)

Hospital admitted

A

23 (23%)

77 (77%)

χ2 = 10.49 (2), p = 0.005*

B

41 (41%)

59 (59%)

C

23 (23%)

77 (77%)

ICU admission

No

82 (30.82%)

184 (69.17)

χ2 = 3.80 (1), p = 0.05*

Yes

5 (14.70%)

29 (85.29%)

Marital status

Married

76 (28.78%)

188 (71.21%)

χ2 = 0.04 (1), p = 0.82

Single

11 (30.55%)

25 (69.44%)

Intubation

No

84 (30.43%)

192 (69.56%)

χ2 = 3.44 (1), p = 0.06

Yes

3 (12.50%)

21 (87.50%)

Time elapsed from onset

3 to 6 month

31 (31%)

69 (69%)

χ2 = 2.72 (2), p = 0.25

6 to 12 month

23 (23%)

77 (77%)

12 to 18 month

33 (33%)

67 (67%)

Hospitalization

No

71 (29.83%)

167 (70.16%)

χ2 = 0.38 (1), p = 0.53

Yes

16 (25.80%)

46 (74.19%)

  1. *p < 0.05