Skip to main content
. 2021 Jan 28;46(5):939–948. doi: 10.1038/s41386-020-00948-6

Table 2.

(A) HAM-D-17 and CRP descriptive statistics.

Baseline n Week 4 n Baseline vs Week 4 statistics (bootstrapped)
HAM-D-17, mean (SD)
 Minocycline 19.06 (3.45) 18 13.44 (5.17) 18 t = 3.74 p = 0.008
 Placebo 17.00 (3.26) 21 14.10 (5.59) 21 t = 3.43 p = 0.003
 CRP+/M 21.50 (2.59) 6 9.5 (5.32) 6 t = 4.55 p = 0.02
 CRP+/P 16.08 (2.91) 12 12.58 (5.45) 12 t = 2.79 p = 0.03
 CRP-/M 17.83 (3.24) 12 15.42 (3.36) 12 t = 2.61 p = 0.03
 CRP-/P 18.22 (4.36) 9 16.11 (5.42) 9 t = 1.94 p = 0.11
hsCRP, mean (SD)
 Minocycline 3.13 (2.52) 18 3.30 (3.24) 17 t = 0.41 p = 0.70
 Placebo 4.49 (5.20) 21 4.03 (3.53) 21 t = 0.52 p = 0.61
 CRP+/M 5.68 (2.95) 6 5.13 (4.84) 6 All p > 0.05
 CRP+/P 6.62 (6.11) 12 5.86 (3.72) 12
 CRP-/M 1.85 (0.72) 12 2.30 (1.39) 11
 CRP-/P 1.75 (0.62) 9 1.59 (0.58) 9
(B) Proportions of responders and non-responders by groups
HAM-D-17 improvement <25% n HAM-D-17 improvement ≥25% n Statistics
CRP+/M 16.7% 1 83.3% 5 X2 = 8.27 p = 0.04
CRP+/P 41.7% 5 58.3% 7
CRP-/M 75.0% 9 25.0% 3
CRP-/P 77.8% 7 22.2% 2

HAM-D-17 Hamilton Depression Rating Scale, hsCRP high sensitivity C-reactive protein (analysis conducted with logarithmic CRP),  CRP+ baseline hsCRP levels ≥ 3 mg/L, CRP  baseline hsCRP levels < 3 mg/L, M Minocycline, P Placebo.

Bold means that the results are statistically significant.