Prevalence and comorbidity of psychiatric disorders among treatment-seeking elite athletes and high-performance coaches

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  Figure 1. Flowchart of inclusion. Basic demographic description of the cohort is based on patients from both Stockholm clinic (SC) and Malmö clinic (n=255). To assess prevalence of specific diagnostic groups (table 1) and comorbidities, only patients from SC (n=209) are included based on their use of standardised diagnostic interviews at admission. EA, elite athletes; HPC, high-performance coaches.

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  Figure 2. Venn diagrams showing the comorbidity of (A) elite athletes (n=175) and (B) high performance coaches (n=29) with at least one disorder in the four main categories (substance use disorders, affective disorders, anxiety disorders and eating disorders) in patients from the Stockholm Clinic. Darker color equals a higher prevalence for this group or overlap of groups.

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  Figure 3. Comorbidity in (A) female elite athletes (n=119) and (B) male elite athletes (n=56) from the Stockholm Clinic that were diagnosed with at least one disorder in the four main categories (substance use disorders, affective disorders, anxiety disorders and eating disorders). Darker color equals a higher prevalence for this group or overlap of groups.