TABLE 2. Comparison of Clinical Signs and Symptoms in Subjects With and Without Visual Hallucinations.

	VH-Negative (n = 121)	VH-Positive (n = 27)
Individual Symptoms	n (%)	n (%)	p
Parkinsonism:
Asymmetrical tremor	11 (9.1%)	6 (22.0%)	0.09
Rigidity	11 (9.1%)	6 (22.0%)	0.09
Bradykinesia	16 (13.2%)	4 (14.8%)	0.76
Postural or gait disturbance	24 (19.8%)	11 (40.7%)	0.04
Masked facies	8 (6.6%)	4 (14.8%)	0.23
Shuffling gait	13 (10.7%)	6 (22.2%)	0.12
Multiple falls	25 (20.7%)	10 (37.0%)	0.08
Neuropsychiatric:
Delusions	48 (39.7%)	19 (70.4%)	0.005
Agitation or aggression	68 (56.2%)	22 (81.5%)	0.02
Depression or dysphoria	73 (60.3%)	19 (70.4%)	0.39
Anxiety	71 (58.7%)	19 (70.4%)	0.29
Elation or euphoria	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)	-
Apathy or indifference	70 (57.9%)	23 (85.2%)	0.008
Disinhibition	14 (11.6%)	6 (22.2%)	0.21
Irritability	61 (50.4%)	12 (44.4%)	0.67
Lability	43 (35.5%)	10 (37.0%)	1.000
Aberrant motor behavior	65 (53.7%)	18 (66.7%)	0.29
Pacing	31 (25.6%)	12 (44.4%)	0.06

All p < 0.01 are in bold, tests based on Fisher’s exact method for 2 × 2 tables.

VH: visual hallucination.