Association Between Presence of Dissociation and Presence of Psychosis
hallucinations, delusions
ADVERSE EVENTS, ADVERSE EVENT
The aforementioned infrequency of delusions and hallucinations being reported as adverse events limited our ability to quantitatively examine these adverse event reports other than to note that dissociation typically occurred without these phenomena. On the psychometric measures, Spearman rank correlation revealed a weak but statistically significant positive relationship between the CADSS and BPRS+ (All 5 patients for whom hallucinations were reported had CADSS scores >4; however, 343 patients had CADSS scores >4 without reported hallucinations or delusions. Likewise, of the 113 patients for whom dissociation was reported as an adverse event, hallucinations were reported as an adverse event for only 3 (2.6%).