Unconjugated bilirubin as a state marker in patients with schizophrenia in acute episode: an Egyptian study

Middle East Current Psychiatry

Table 2 Correlation of demographic and clinical parameters with total, direct, and indirect bilirubin

	Total bilirubin		Direct bilirubin		Indirect bilirubin
	r	p value	r	p value	r	p value
Age	0.054	0.560	0.047	0.611	0.071	0.439
Weight	0.077	0.405	− 0.015	0.867	0.085	0.357
Height	− 0.066	0.471	0.008	0.933	− 0.095	0.303
BMI	0.123	0.180	− 0.035	0.706	0.139	0.131
PANSS Total score	0.329	0.003*	0.234	0.037*	0.291	0.009*
PANSS P score	0.087	0.442	0.029	0.797	0.065	0.565
PANSS N score	0.224	0.045*	0.225	0.0444*	0.197	0.079
PANSS G score	0.338	0.002*	0.209	0.062	0.313	0.005*
GAF score	− 0.119	0.293	− 0.132	0.244	− 0.092	0.414
TMT-A score	0.082	0.468	0.200	0.075	0.074	0.513
TMT-B score	0.154	0.173	0.151	0.180	0.173	0.125
Duration of psychotic disorder	0.045	0.690	0.087	0.445	0.050	0.66
Duration of untreated psychosis	0.162	0.368	0.149	0.407	0.138	0.442

BMI Body Mass Index, PANSS Positive and Negative Symptoms Scale, P score Positive Scale, N Score Negative Scale; G score General Psychopathology Score, GAF General Assessment of Functioning, TMT Trail Making Test
^*p statistically significant