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Table 4 Relation between depression, sleep quality, and the studied parameters

From: Depression and poor sleep: neglected prevalent issues among adult epileptic patients

 

Depression

N = 40 (%)

χ2

p

Poor sleep quality

N = 63(%)

χ2

p

Age (mean ± SD)

40.2 ± 12.19

2.022b

0.045*

42.21 ± 12.12

1.255b

0.211

Sex n (%):

 Male

19 (47.5%)

1.092

0.296

34 (54%)

0.024

0.877

 Female

21 (52.5%)

29 (46%)

Duration [median (IQR)]

18(12–23)

 − 4.239a

 < 0.001**

18(11–22)

 − 3.712a

 < 0.001**

Social class:

 Low

18 (45%)

19.369c

 < 0.001**

25 (39.7%)

13.445c

 < 0.001**

 Middle

16 (40%)

21 (33.3%)

 High

6 (15%)

17 (27%)

Type of epilepsy:

 Partial

13 (32.5%)

1.393

0.238

23 (36.5%)

1.911

0.385

 Generalized

18 (45%)

26 (41.3%)

 Unknown

9 (22.5%)

14 (22.2%)

Etiology:

 Idiopathic

25 (62.5%)

2.657

0.103

49 (77.8%)

1.298

0.255

 Symptomatic

15 (37.5%)

14 (22.2%)

Time:

 Anytime

23 (57.5%)

0.103

0.748

35 (55.6%)

0.632

0.729

 Nocturnal

11 (27.5%)

19 (30.2%)

 Day time

6 (15%)

9 (14.3%)

Therapy:

 Mono

4 (10%)

  

13 (20.6%)

0.805c

0.37

 Double

19 (47.5%)

9.032c

0.003*

32 (50.8%)

 Multiple

17 (42.5%)

  

18 (28.6%)

Poor sleep quality

27 (67.5%)

23.568

 < 0.001**

   

Depression

   

27 (42.9%)

23.568

 < 0.001**

Non-compliance

26 (65%)

35.158

 < 0.001**

34 (54%)

32.735

 < 0.001**

  1. χ2 chi-square test
  2. aMann–Whitney test
  3. bIndependent sample t test
  4. cChi-square for trend test
  5. *p < 0.05 is statistically significant
  6. **p ≤ 0.001 is statistically highly significant