Table 1 Participants’ demographic and clinical characteristics.

From: Suicidal risk is associated with hyper-connections in the frontal-parietal network in patients with depression

 

NSS group (n = 35)

SS group (n = 61)

p

Demographic characteristics

 Gender (Male/Female)

11/24

13/48

0.271

 Age

26.46 ± 9.01 (16–44)

25.52 ± 8.13 (16–45)

0.604

 Education

14.49 ± 2.25 (11–18)

14.41 ± 2.15 (11–19)

0.870

Clinical evaluations

 BSSI

0

53.10 ± 20.51 (15.15–93.94)

-

 HAMD (exclude suicide item)

21.03 ± 4.08 (11–29)

24.89 ± 4.05 (16–33)

<0.001

 HAMA

18.97 ± 8.53 (9–39)

25.90 ± 8.56 (11–42)

<0.001

 MCCB total score

46.59 ± 8.50 (28–61)

44.93 ± 9.48 (20–64)

0.432

 Duration of illness(years)

3.67 ± 4.42 (0.08–20)

4.03 ± 4.80 (0.08–21)

0.716

Medication

 Psychiatric medication (No/Yes)

16/19

22/39

0.352

 Depression medication (No/Yes)

11/24

17/44

0.712

 Mood stabilizers (No/Yes)

19/16

23/38

0.115

Head motion

0.081 ± 0.035 (0.033–0.174)

0.089 ± 0.046 (0.028–0.238)

0.420

  1. The p values of age, education, BSSI, HAMD, and duration of illness were obtained by two-sample t-test, and p values of gender and medical characteristics were obtained by Chi-squared test. Six participants from the NSS group and six participants from the SS group didn’t complete the MCCB assessments, so the statistical analysis includes data from only 29 NSS participants and 55 SS participants.
  2. SS suicide symptom, NSS no suicide symptom, BSSI beck scale for suicide ideation, HAMD hamilton depression rating scale with 17 items, HAMA hamilton anxiety rating scale, MCCB matricsâ„¢ consensus cognitive battery-chinese version.