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Table 2 Number of confirmed selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) reports, number of SSRI prescriptions and the calculated reporting rates (number of confirmed SSRI reports/number of SSRI prescriptions) in the post-warning period from Germany

From: Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and suicidality in children and young adults: analyses of pharmacovigilance databases

 

Number of confirmed reports from Germany in post-warning period (2009–2019)

Number of drug prescriptions in post-warning period (2009–2019)

Reporting rate per 100,000 drug prescriptions in post-warning period (2009–2019)

SSRI

33

2,655,383

1.2

Female

26

1,738,983

1.5

Male

6

916,400

0.7

12–18 years

18

751,875

2.4

19–24 years

16

1,903,508

0.8

Citalopram

8

831,482

1.0

Female

7

541,856

1.3

Male

1

289,626

0.3

12–18 years

5

124,643

4.0

19–24 years

3

706,839

0.4

Escitalopram

8

461,845

1.7

Female

7

300,504

2.3

Male

1

161,341

0.6

12–18 years

5

83,012

6.0

19–24 years

3

378,833

0.8

Fluoxetine

7

670,432

1.0

Female

5

470,177

1.1

Male

2

200,255

1.0

12–18 years

6

366,579

1.6

19–24 years

1

303,853

0.3

Sertraline

9

443,490

2.0

Female

7

284,752

2.5

Male

2

158,738

1.3

12–18 years

1

223,337

0.4

19–24 years

8

343,207

2.3

  1. 1 reporting rates are calculated by the number of confirmed reports from Germany divided by the number of drug prescriptions