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Table 2 Percentages of fulfilled indices for metabolic syndrome, use of psychotropics, and number of medications among different diagnoses

From: Metabolic syndrome among psychiatric outpatients with mood and anxiety disorders

 

Total sample (n = 229)

Bipolar I (n = 15)

Bipolar II (n = 16)

MDD (n = 141)

Only anxiety disorders (n = 36)

No mood and/or anxiety disorders (n = 21)

MetS

22.3 (51)

46.7 (7)

25.0 (4)

22.0 (31)

16.7 (6)

14.3 (3)

Central obesity

46.3 (106)

73.3 (11)

62.5 (10)

45.5 (64)

41.7 (15)

28.6 (6)

BMI > 30 kg/m2

8.3 (19)

13.3 (2)

18.8 (3)

7.8 (11)

8.3 (3)

0 (0)

Elevated TG

35.8 (82)

60.0 (9)

37.5 (6)

36.9 (52)

30.6 (11)

19.0 (4)

Reduced HDL

30.6 (70)

46.7 (7)

37.5 (6)

29.8 (42)

27.8 (10)

23.8 (5)

Elevated BP

38.4 (88)

40.0 (6)

25.0 (4)

41.1 (58)

38.9 (14)

28.6 (6)

Elevated FPG

18.3 (42)

13.3 (2)

12.5 (2)

20.6 (29)

13.9 (5)

19.0 (4)

Antipsychotics

23.1 (53)

80.0 (12)

25.0 (4)

22.7 (32)

8.3 (3)

9.5 (2)

Mood stabilizers

12.2 (28)

93.3 (14)

31.3 (5)

6.4 (9)

0 (0)

0 (0)

Antipsychotics and/or mood stabilizers

27.9 (64)

100.0 (15)

50.0 (8)

25.5 (36)

8.3 (3)

9.5 (2)

Antidepressants

89.5 (205)

40.0 (6)

81.3 (13)

95.7 (135)

94.4 (34)

81.0 (17)

Number of medications

1.6 ± 0.8

2.4 ± 0.9

1.7 ± 1.1

1.6 ± 0.8

1.4 ± 0.6

1.1 ± 0.7

  1. Note: MetS = Metabolic syndrome; BMI = body mass index; TG = triglycerides; Elevated BP = elevated systolic or diastolic blood pressure; FPG = fasting plasma glucose; HDL = high-density lipoprotein.
  2. Case numbers are shown in brackets.