Table 1 Clinico-demographic and imaging characteristics in healthy volunteer (HV) and schizophrenia (SCZ) groups.

From: Whole brain grey matter synaptic terminal density, age and intellectual functioning in schizophrenia: an in vivo [11C]UCB-J positron emission tomography study

 

HV (n = 26)

SCZ (n = 43)

Test-statistic

p value

Age (mean [SEM] years)

35.92 (2.45)

33.26 (1.82)

Mann–Whitney U = 483.00

0.35

Female, male (n)

3, 23

7, 36

Chi-square = 0.29

0.59

Taking antipsychotic medication (n)

20

Duration of illness (mean [SEM] years)

9.67 (1.65)

WAIS-IQ (mean [SEM]) n: HV = 20; SCZ = 25

103.43 (3.85)

93.44 (1.97)

T = 2.44

0.02

NART-IQ (mean [SEM]) n: HV = 21, SCZ = 33

114.80 (1.55)

107.05 (1.99)

Mann–Whitney U = 217.50

0.02

NART-WAIS IQ difference (NART-IQ minus WAIS-IQ, mean [SEM]) n: HV = 19; SCZ = 23

10.34 (3.61)

15.01 (2.51)

T = 1.09

0.28

Injected radioactivity (mean [SEM] MBq)

260.35 (5.35)

228.89 (8.25)

Mann–Whitney U = 366.00

0.02

[11C]UCB-J plasma free fraction (mean [SEM])

0.25 (0.005)

0.26 (0.005)

Mann–Whitney U = 658.00

0.22

CS VT

5.56 (0.11)

6.16 (0.24)

Mann–Whitney U = 675.00

0.15

Whole brain grey matter [11C]UCB-J DVR (mean [SEM] ml/cm3)

3.43 (0.09)

3.07 (0.09)

T = 2.59

0.01

  1. Sample sizes provided in headings of columns 2 and 3, unless otherwise specified within rows in column 1.