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Table 2 Patient’s characteristics at baseline

From: Long-term oral blonanserin treatment for schizophrenia: a review of Japanese long-term studies

 

BNS01 study

BNS02 study

N = 321 (322)a

N = 61 (61)

n

(%)

n

(%)

Sex

 Man

200

62.3

28

45.9

Age

 Mean [SD]

45.2 [14.0]

42.5 [15.2]

Weight

 Mean [SD]

62.6 [13.3]

59.9 [10.8]

Illness duration (year)

  < 3

34

(10.6)

15

(24.6)

 3 ≤  < 10

54

(16.8)

16

(26.3)

 10 ≤ 

231

(72.0)

28

(45.9)

 Unknown

2

(0.6)

2

(3.3)

Inpatients

214

(66.7)

18

(29.5)

Symptomatology at baseline

 Hallucinations and delusions

62

(19.3)

18

(29.5)

 Delusions

25

(7.8)

9

(14.8)

 Deficiency of spontaneity and apathy I

(e.g., fresh hebephrenic type)

15

(4.7)

2

(3.3)

 Deficiency of spontaneity and apathy II

(e.g., chronic type, fixed symptom type)

200

(62.3)

24

(39.3)

 Neurosis-like state

8

(2.5)

1

(1.6)

 Depressive state

6

(1.9)

5

(8.2)

 Others

5

(1.6)

2

(3.3)

Predominant symptoms at baseline

 Predominant positive symptoms

45

(14.1)

15

(24.6)

 No predominant

12

(3.8)

5

(8.2)

 Predominant negative symptoms

263

(82.2)

41

(67.2)

Pre-medicated antipsychotics

 Yes

318

(99.1)

57

(93.8)

Pre-medicated antiparkinsonian

 Yes

297

(92.5)

56

(91.8)

PANSS total at baseline

 Mean [SD]

79.5 [24.5]

69.8 [22.2]

  1. aOne withdrew consent before the initiation of study treatment
  2. SD standard deviation