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Table 1 Characteristics of TN and psychiatric illness and comparison subjects

From: Risk of psychiatric disorders following trigeminal neuralgia: a nationwide population-based retrospective cohort study

 

TN and psychiatric illness

Control cohort

P values

No.

3273

13,092

 

Age (years)a

45.6 (33.9–54.8)

45.6 (33.9–54.8)

0.999

Distribution of age

   
 

20–39

1299 (39.7)

5196 (39.7)

0.999

 

40–59

1423 (43.5)

5692 (43.5)

0.999

 

≥60

551 (16.8)

2204 (16.8)

0.999

Sex

   
 

Female

1255 (38.3)

5020 (38.3)

0.999

 

Male

2018 (61.7)

8072 (61.7)

 

Comorbidities

   
 

Hypertension

725 (22.2)

2192 (16.7)

<0.001*

 

Diabetes mellitus

442 (13.5)

1285 (9.8)

<0.001*

 

Dyslipidemia

717 (21.9)

1795 (13.7)

<0.001*

 

Coronary artery disease

25 (0.8)

91 (0.7)

0.650

 

Congestive heart failure

71 (2.2)

226 (1.7)

0.090

 

Cerebrovascular disease

134 (4.1)

421 (3.2)

0.014

 

Chronic pulmonary disease

591 (18.1)

1318 (10.1)

<0.001*

 

Malignancy

48 (1.5)

213 (1.6)

0.581

Income

  

<0.001*

 

Low income

1199 (36.6)

5732 (43.8)

 
 

Medium income

1315 (40.2)

4982 (38.1)

 
 

High income

759 (23.2)

2378 (18.2)

 

Degree of urbanization

  

0.072

 

Urban

2112 (64.5)

8172 (62.4)

 
 

Suburban

938 (28.7)

3940 (30.1)

 
 

Rural

223 (6.8)

980 (7.5)

 

Follow-up, yearsa

3.08 (1.92–3.98)

3.08 (1.92–3.99)

0.852

Newly diagnosed psychiatric disorders, N (%)

   
 

Schizophrenia

3 (0.09)

5 (0.04)

1.000

 

Bipolar disorder

1 (0.09)

6 (0.05)

0.203

 

Depressive disorder

73 (2.23)

103 (0.79)

<0.001*

 

Anxiety disorder

59 (1.80)

79 (0.60)

<0.001*

 

Sleep disorder

40 (1.22)

74 (0.57)

<0.001*

  1. aMedian (interquartile range)
  2. *Statistical significance