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Supplementary Table 1. Correlations between mean oxy-Hb changes and demographic or clinical variables
Correlation analysis
Pearson
Spearman
Clinical variables
Correlation coefficient
p value
Age
-0.454 to 0.426
0.078 to 0.974
Estimated IQ
-0.440 to 0.328
0.116 to 1.000
Years of educations
-0.348 to 0.348
0.170 to 1.000
HAM-D score
-0.200 to 0.681
0.003 to 0.990
Illness duration
-0.465 to 0.479
0.070 to 0.994
Duration of depressive episodes
-0.263 to 0.471
0.076 to 0.990
Task performance
-0.473 to 0.183
0.048 to 0.988
Imipramine dose
-0.493 to 0.258
0.052 to 0.987
Chlorpromazine dose
-0.411 to 0.200
0.144 to 1.000
Diazepam dose
-0.321 to 0.263
0.225 to 1.000
oxy-Hb: oxygenated hemoglobin, IQ: intelligence quotient, HAM-D: 17-item Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression
Supplementary Table 2. Correlations between mean oxy-Hb changes and the other five BACS-J subscale scores
Correlation analysis
Pearson
Spearman
Correlation coefficient
p value
Verbal memory
Clinical variables
-0.641 to 0.497
0.010 to 0.977
Verbal fluency
-0.612 to 0.552
0.009 to 0.985
Attention and speed of information processing
-0.554 to 0.276
0.032 to 0.994
Executive function
-0.418 to 0.335
0.121 to 0.989
Working memory
-0.447 to 0.383
0.063 to 0.965
oxy-Hb: oxygenated hemoglobin, BACS-J: Japanese version of the Brief Assessment of Cognition in Schizophrenia
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