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. 2008 Nov 14;35(2):383–402. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbn135

Table 2.

Prevalence of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Schizophrenia

Study Sample Criteria N Prevalence Notes
Strakowski et al66 First-episode psychosis SCID DSM-III-R 18 22%
Lyons et al32 Affected co-twins 24 16.7%
Kennedy et al51 Outpatients DSM-IV/Penn PTSD Inventory 30 23.3%
Kilcommons and Morrison58 Outpatient sample of convenience DSM-IV 32 53%
Tibbo et al36 Outpatients MINI DSM-IV 32 0%
McGorry et al. (2001) Inpatients followed for one year DSM-III 36 46%
35%
At 4 months
At 11 months
Shaw et al. (1997) Inpatients CIDI/CAPS 42 52.4%
Meyer et al. (1999) Inpatients CAPS 46 11%
Resnick et al. (2003) Outpatients CAPS 47 13%
Braga et al39 Outpatients SCID DSM-IV 53 3.8%
Gearon et al. (2003) Outpatient females, comorbid substance use disorder DSM-IV 54 46%
Frame & Morrison (2001) Inpatients DSM-IV/
Davidson checklist
60 67% At discharge
Seedat et al65 Inpatients MINI 70 4.3%
Pallanti et al34 Outpatients SCID DSM-IV 80 1.3%
Fan et al. (2008) Outpatients DSM-IV 87 17% All with trauma history
Mueser et al. (1998) Multicenter inpatients and outpatients Chart records 94 30.9%
Priebe et al. (1998) Outpatients DSM-III-R 105 51%
Calhoun et al. (2007) Inpatient male veterans SCID/PTSD checklist 165 47%
Neria et al. (2002) Inpatients with first-episode psychosis DSM-III-R 170 10.0%
Mueser et al. (2004) Multicenter inpatients and outpatients PTSD checklist 526 31.6%

CAPS = Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale

CIDI = Composite International Diagnostic Interview

MINI = Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview