양극성장애 환자의 아침형-저녁형에 따른 임상특성 연구 = Morningness-Eveningness and the Associated Clinical Characteristics in Bipolar Disorde

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characteristics in remitted patients with bipolar disorder. Methods : Using the self-reporting scale, the 13 items of a Korean version of morningness eveningness composite scale, we assessed the morningness-eveningness in the remitted patients with bipolar disorder. We analyzed the correlation between the morningness-eveningness and the clinical characteristics of bipolar disorder. Results : A total of 77 patients (53.2% of women) were enrolled. 18 patients (23.4%) were the eveningness-type, 27 patients (35.1%) were the morningness-type, and 32 patients (41.6%) were the intermediateness-type. The morningness-eveningness was correlated with the index episode (χ2=13.078, df=2, p=0.001). Among patients with eveningness-type, manic onsets were more frequent (B=2.438, p=0.002, Exp(B)= 11.445), while depressive onsets were less frequent compares to patients with morningness-type. Conclusion : Index episode appears to be associated with the morningness-eveningness in patients with bipolar disorder

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