Table 1

Demographic and clinical variables, comparison among FES, CHR and HC groups

FESCHRHCComparison
F/χ2 (P value)
Cases, n5710552
Demographic variables
 Age (year), mean (SD)24.4 (8.5)18.3 (4.8)27.3 (9.2)F=31.5 (<0.001)
 Male, n (%)30 (52.6)46 (43.8)26 (50.0)χ2=1.303 (0.521)
 Education (year), mean (SD)11.8 (3.2)10.3 (2.8)16.2 (5.7)F=41.2 (<0.001)
 Height (cm), mean (SD)168.1 (7.2)167.1 (8.0)167.0 (7.4)F=0.4 (0.664)
 Weight (kg), mean (SD)59.5 (9.9)58.1 (11.4)61.3 (9.7)F=1.6 (0.206)
 BMI (kg/m2)21.0 (3.3)20.7 (3.4)21.9 (2.6)F=2.4 (0.093)
PANSS variables
 PANSS_P22.8 (5.5)
 PANSS_N16.9 (8.1)
 PANSS_G44.2 (6.9)
 PANSS_TOTAL83.8 (15.1)
SIPS variables
 SIPS_P10.5 (3.4)
 SIPS_N12.1 (5.7)
 SIPS_D6.5 (2.8)
 SIPS_G9.6 (2.8)
 SIPS_TOTAL38.0 (10.1)
  • BMI, body mass index; CHR, clinical high risk; FES, first-episode schizophrenia; HC, healthy control; PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale; PANSS_G, scores of general psychopathology scale in PANSS; PANSS_N, scores of negative symptoms scale in PANSS; PANSS_P, scores of positive symptoms scale in PANSS; PANSS_TOTAL, total scores of PANSS; SD, standard deviation; SIPS, Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes; SIPS-D, scores of disorganisation symptoms scale in SIPS; SIPS_G, scores of general symptoms scale in SIPS; SIPS_N, scores of negative symptoms scale in SIPS; SIPS_P, scores of positive symptoms scale in SIPS; SIPS_TOTAL, total scores of SIPS.