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Table 2 Comparison of clinical data among the three groups

From: Correlation of catecholamine content and clinical influencing factors in depression among psoriasis patients: a case-control study

 

Psoriasis with depression

Psoriasis without depression

The control group

Z、F或χ2

P

Number,n

18

72

40

  

Dopamine (pg/ml)

50.15(47.01-51.43)

54.74(51.54-57.93)

57.08(52.78-63.11)

7.359

0.001

Phenylephrine (pg/ml)

29.84 (29.12-31.53)

31.78(29.17-34.30)

36.77(29.79-41.18)

1.190

0.308

Norepinephrine (pg/ml)

149.22(140.05-158.83)

149.28(142.99-161.13)

154.52(142.51-163.88)

0.704

0.497

Age (year)

48(44-67)

41(24-52)

44(31-50)

6.002

0.003

Sex (male),n(%)

13(72)

54(75)

26(65)

1.268

0.531

Poor economic condition, n(%)

6(33)

15(21)

4(10)

4.672

0.097

Course of disease (month)

120(45-240)

72(6-120)

 

-2.226

0.026

PASI score

39(31-49)

29(18-37)

 

-2.542

0.011

DLQI score

11(10-17)

4(2-7)

 

-6.152

0.000

Family history, n(%)

6(33%)

9(13)

 

4.500

0.034

The number of insomnia, n(%)

11(61)

12(17)

3(7.5)

23.420

0.000

  1. PASI Psoriasis Area and Severity Index, DLQI Dermatology Life Quality Index