Table 3 Estimated risk of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in relatives of individuals with OCD, stratified by tic disorder status matched (1:5) by age at first diagnosis of OCD

From: A population-based family clustering study of tic-related obsessive-compulsive disorder

Relative sub-cohort

Frequencies (%)

Hazard ratios (95% CI)a

 

Tic-related OCD

n = 1257

Non-tic-related OCD

n = 6,275

Unaffected population

n = 4,063,135

Risk of OCD in relatives of tic-related OCD, compared with OCD unaffected relatives

Risk of OCD in relatives of non-tic-related OCD, compared with OCD unaffected relatives

Risk of OCD in relatives of tic-related OCD, compared with relatives of non-tic-related OCD

Twins

32 (2.55)

145 (0.69)

74,717 (1.84)

24.83 (9.05–68.12)

11.81 (5.58–25.01)

2.15 (0.86–5.35)

Full siblings

913 (72.63)

4748 (22.64)

3,056,839 (75.23)

10.64 (7.93–14.28)

5.06 (4.31–5.95)

2.02 (1.44–2.83)

Maternal half siblings

257 (20.45)

1125 (5.36)

560,953 (13.81)

3.72 (1.92–7.19)

2.34 (1.53–3.56)

1.53 (0.77–3.03)

Paternal half siblings

273 (21.72)

1172 (5.59)

608,861 (14.99)

0.30 (0.04–2.12)

1.48 (0.89–2.46)

0.20 (0.03–1.45)

Cousins

874 (69.53)

4450 (21.22)

2,693,527 (66.29)

1.58 (1.17–2.13)

1.46 (1.24–1.70)

1.08 (0.78–1.48)

  1. CI confidence interval, OCD obsessive-compulsive disorder
  2. aModel adjusted for sex and birth year of both index person and relative
  3. Bold values indicate statistical significance of HRs