| Sun Qian,Jiang Wei,Luo Jiong,Wang Wen,Wang Hu,Ren Yanping,Clinical features and treatment status of adolescent patients with bipolar disorder[J].SICHUAN MENTAL HEALTH,2023,36(3):197-201 |
| Clinical features and treatment status of adolescent patients with bipolar disorder |
DOI：10.11886/scjsws20230228001 |
| English keywords:Adolescent Bipolar disorder Clinical feature Medication therapy |
| Fund projects:科技部国家重点研发计划“重大慢性非传染性疾病防控研究”重点专项（项目名称：精神心理疾病临床队列共享平台建设，项目编号：2017YFC1311101） |
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| Background Gender and age differences in the clinical manifestations of patients with bipolar disorder can affect the clinical diagnosis and treatment process. The current treatment effect of bipolar disorder in adolescents is not ideal， which has become the main reason for disability during the learning period.Objective To analyze the clinical features and medication therapy status of bipolar disorder in adolescents， and to provide references to support for personalized diagnosis and treatment.Methods On January 16， 2023， 1 169 patients with bipolar disorder who were hospitalized at Beijing Anding Hospital Affiliated Capital Medical University from January 1， 2014 to December 31， 2017 were retrospectively enrolled. Medical records were collected and analyzed to compare the clinical features among patients of different gender and age groups， and to explore the differences in medication use among patients of different genders in different types of seizures.Results Male patients reported a larger proportion of manic episodes， and a smaller proportion of depressive episodes than female patients （P<0.05）.Female patients reported a larger proportion of non-suicidal self-harm behaviors than male patients （χ2=7.761， P<0.01）.And patients in low-age group featured a larger proportion of mixed seizures， impulsive behaviors and family history of bipolar disorders along with a smaller proportion of manic episodes than those in high-age group （P<0.05 or 0.01）. High-age group had a longer average length of hospital stay than low-age group （t=-2.930， P<0.01）. In manic episode patients， males were found to have a larger proportion of valproate and atypical antipsychotic drug administration than females （P<0.01）. Among atypical antipsychotic drugs， males accounted for a larger proportion of administration of risperidone and olanzapine （χ2=26.957） than females （P<0.05 or 0.01）， while females constituted a larger proportion of administration of quetiapine （χ2=14.865） and aripiprazole than males （P<0.01）. In depressive episode patients， females had a larger proportion of administration of olanzapine than males （P<0.01）. In patients with mixed seizures， females occupied a larger proportion of administration of lithium carbonate than males （χ2=9.253， P<0.01）， and males exhibited a larger proportion of administration of valproate than females （P<0.05）.Conclusion Differences have been shown in diagnostic classification and concomitant symptoms among adolescent bipolar disorder of different genders and ages. Furthermore， medications of lithium carbonate， valproate， atypical antipsychotic and other drugs differ by gender among adolescents of different subtypes of bipolar disorder. ［Funded by Key Special Project of the National Key R&D Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology for "Major Chronic Non communicable Disease Prevention and Control Research" （number， 2017YFC1311101）］ |
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