Table 1 Demographics and clinical characteristics for each group (normal healthy control, HR, URH, and BD) with group difference statistics.

From: Integrity of cerebellar tracts associated with the risk of bipolar disorder

Group

High risk (HR) (N = 42)

Ultra-high risk (UHR) (N = 38)

Bipolar disorder (BD) (N = 64)

Healthy control (NC) (N = 77)

Total sample (N = 221)

Chi-square/F-statistics

Gender

17 (40.5%) females and 25 males (59.5%)

20 females (52.6%) and 18 males (47.4%)

41 females (64.1%) and 23 males (35.9%)

32 females (41.6%) and 45 males (58.4%)

110 females (49.8%) and 111 males (50.2%)

X2(3) = 8.88, p = 0.031*

Age (SD) in years

17.95 (4.76)

16.79 (5.43)

20.73 (3.60)

15.36 (3.25)

17.66 (4.61)

F(3217) = 20.764, p < 0.001***

HAMD

0.44 (0.90)

7.08 (9.27)

2.98 (3.76)

0.30 (0.80)

2.26 (4.99)

F(3217) = 23.09, p < 0.001***

HAMA

0.49 (0.93)

5.51 (7.97)

1.79 (2.12)

0.38 (1.13)

1.68 (4.00)

F(3217) = 19.14, p < 0.001***

BPRS

17.83 (2.92)

22.81 (5.34)

20.07 (3.19)

18.04 (2.27)

19.40 (3.79)

F(3217) = 20.77, p < 0.001***

  1. HAMD Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression, HAMA Hamilton Rating Scale for Anxiety, BPRS Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale.
  2. *p < 0.05; ***p < 0.001.