Clinical Study

Impact of Substance Use Disorder on Presentation and Short-Term Course of Schizophrenia

Table 2

PANSS, HARS, and BPRS and Calgary scale for depression scores at baseline in schizophrenia patients with substance use disorder (Group 1) and without substance use disorder (Group 2).

Scales Subscales Group 1 ( ) Mean ± s.d. Group 2 ( ) Mean ± s.d. Sig CI Lower boundCI Upper bound

PANSSPositive scale −0.0970.923−2.2842.070
Negative scale −0.1780.859−2.9312.447
Negative scale 
Difficulty in abstraction
1.710.089−0.0630.882
General psychopathology scale −0.9630.337−3.7241.284

HARSTotal HARS score 1.5150.132−0.6685.047

BPRSTotal BPRS score −0.5710.569−3.4701.915
Mannerism/posturing −2.2620.025−0.643−4.33

Calgary scale for depression Depression 1.3740.172−0.1120.623
Hopelessness 3.0020.0030.1750.852
Self-depreciation 2.0790.0391.7140.680
Guilty ideas of reference 1.6560.100−4.6320.524
Pathological guilt 0.9380.350−0.1360.384
Morning depression 1.6070.110−5.9420.575
Early waking 1.8840.062−1.6820.703
Suicide 3.4800.0010.2490.904
Observed depression 2.4510.0159.0920.848
Total Calgary score 2.5430.0120.6965.561


CI: confidence interval; “ ”: statistic; degree of freedom = 141.