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Table 1 Comparison of patients’ demographic and clinical features at baseline and after the end of the trial between the two groups

From: Outcomes and safety of concomitant topiramate or metformin for antipsychotics-induced obesity: a randomized-controlled trial

Variables

Topiramate (n)

Metformin (n)

χ2/t

P value

n

32

30

 

Gender (M1/F)

28/4

24/6

0.64

> 0.05

Age (years)

32.81 ± 9.11

31.87 ± 8.48

0.42

> 0.05

Marital status (M2/S1/D)

9 /22 /1

11 /16 /3

2.09

> 0.05

Occupation (F/J/E)

15 /13 /4

16 /8 /6

1.56

> 0.05

Level of education

    

 Primary education

15

13

0.44

> 0.05

 Secondary education

15

16

  

 College and above

2

1

  

Parental obesity

    

 No/yes

29/3

28/2

0.15

> 0.05

Diagnosis (S2/AD)

31/1

27/3

1.21

> 0.05

Inpatients/outpatients

2/30

0/30

1.94

> 0.05

The number of patients with/without loss of follow-up

 With/without loss of follow-up at week 4

5/27

10/20

2.65

> 0.05

 With/without loss of follow-up at week 8

6/26

11/19

2.50

> 0.05

 With/without loss of follow-up at week 12

15/17

13/17

0.08

> 0.05

 With/without loss of follow-up at week 16

22/10

15/15

2.26

> 0.05

CPZ equivalent daily dose of all APS used during the trial

433.75 ± 215.57

370.17 ± 177.07

1.26

> 0.05

The main types of APS currently in use during the trial

 Clozapine

16

10

3.15

> 0.05

 Olanzapine

6

6

  

 Quetiapine

2

5

  

 Risperidone

4

6

  

 Other APS, and etc.

4

3

  

Daily dosage of clozapine during the trial (n: 16, 10)

229.69 ± 121.18

165 ± 114.99

1.35

> 0.05

Daily dosage of olanzapine during the trial (n: 6, 6)

10.0 ± 6.32

12.08 ± 5.10

0.63

> 0.05

  1. M1 male, M2 married, S1 single, D divorced, F farmer, J jobless, E employee, S2 schizophrenia, AD affective disorder, CPZ chlorpromazine, APS antipsychotics