Classification of subtypes of patients with eating disorders by correspondence analysis

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World J Psychiatr. Jul 19, 2021; 11(7): 375-387
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Table 3 Differences in quality of life among the three groups defined in the literature

	Total	Type of ED			P value
	n (%)	AN, n (%)	BN, n (%)	EDNOS, n (%)
Health-related quality of life variables	176	53 (30.11)	34 (19.32)	89 (50.57)
MCQ-30					0.25
≤ 57	59 (33.52)	17 (32.08)	8 (23.53)	34 (38.20)
58-75	58 (32.95)	22 (41.51)	11 (32.35)	25 (28.09)
> 75	59 (33.52)	14 (26.42)	15 (44.12)	30 (33.71)
MCQ-30¹	67.0 (18.5)	65.3 (19.5)	72.1 (18.5)	66.1 (17.7)	0.19
CIA (≥ 16)	100 (56.82)	32 (60.38)	20 (58.82)	48 (53.93)	0.73
CIA¹	19.5 (13.6)	21.7 (14.4)	21.3 (13.9)	17.6 (12.8)	0.17
EAT-12 (≥ 8)	111 (63.07)	35 (66.04)	22 (64.71)	54 (60.67)	0.8
EAT-12¹	10.7 (7.5)	12.9 (8.6)	12.1 (8.1)	8.9 (6.1)	0.02
HeRQoLED-s
SocM (> 50)	84 (47.73)	25 (47.17)	19 (55.88)	40 (44.94)	0.55
SocM¹	48.1 (24.0)	48.4 (25.2)	52.0 (25.0)	46.5 (22.9)	0.58
MHF (> 50)	61 (34.66)	21 (39.62)	12 (35.29)	28 (31.46)	0.61
MHF¹	43.5 (21.7)	43.3 (24.5)	44.2 (23.3)	43.4 (19.5)	0.99
PSWQ-R (> 28)	110 (62.50)	32 (60.38)	24 (70.59)	54 (60.67)	0.56
PSWQ-R¹	29.7 (8.3)	28.6 (8.7)	31.1 (9.0)	29.8 (7.7)	0.23

¹Results showed as mean (standard deviation). MCQ: Metacognitions questionnaire; CIA: Clinical impairment assessment; EAT: Eating attitudes test; HeRQoLED-s: Health-related quality of life in eating disorder-short form; SocM: Social maladjustment domain; MHF: Mental health and functionality domain; PSWQ: Penn state worry questionnaire; ED: Eating disorders; AN: Anorexia nervosa; BN: Bulimia nervosa; EDNOS: Eating disorder not otherwise specified.

Citation: Martín J, Anton-Ladislao A, Padierna Á, Berjano B, Quintana JM. Classification of subtypes of patients with eating disorders by correspondence analysis. World J Psychiatr 2021; 11(7): 375-387
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DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.5498/wjp.v11.i7.375