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. 2014 Jan 28;2014:847054. doi: 10.1155/2014/847054

Table 3.

Frequency for each symptom included in the Cox and Swinson Dp/Dr inventory in the three groups participating in the study.

Depersonalization/derealization symptoms Healthy subjects, n = 18 Vestibular patients, n = 42 Vestibular patients without anxiety
n = 18
Vestibular patients with anxiety
n = 24
(1) Surrounding seems strange and unreal 0% 41%* 30%* 50%*
(2) Time seems to pass very slowly 20% 59%* 45% 69%*
(3) Body feels strange/different in some way 0% 44%* 30%* 54%*
(4) Feel like you've been here before (déjà vu) 25% 41% 30% 50%
(5) Feel as though in a dream 5% 22% 15% 27%*
(6) Body feels numb 5% 28%* 10% 42%∗●
(7) Feeling of detachment or separation from surroundings 0% 26%* 5% 42%∗●
(8) Numbing of emotions 0% 30%* 15%* 42%∗●
(9) People and objects seem far away 10% 35%* 30% 39%*
(10) Feeling detached or separated from body 0% 15%* 5% 23%*
(11) Thoughts seem blurred 5% 41%* 15% 62%∗●
(12) Events seem to happen in slow motion 5% 26%* 10% 39%∗●
(13) Your emotions seem disconnected from yourself 0% 28%* 5% 46%∗●
(14) Feeling of not being in control of self 5% 48%* 30%* 62%∗●
(15) People appear strange or unreal 5% 30%* 15% 42%∗●
(16) Dizziness 10% 87%* 80%* 92%*
(17) Surroundings appear covered with a haze 10% 33%* 20% 42%*
(18) Vision is dulled 5% 54%* 50%* 58%*
(19) Feel as if walking on shifting ground 10% 67%* 50%* 81%∗●
(20) Difficulty understanding what others say to you 0% 30%* 15%* 42%∗●
(21) Difficulty focusing attention 5% 50%* 30%* 65%∗●
(22) Feel as though in a trance 5% 28%* 15% 39%∗●
(23) The distinction between close and distant is blurred 0% 28%* 15%* 39%∗●
(24) Difficulty concentrating 25% 50%* 35% 62%∗●
(25) Feel as though your personality is different 0% 48%* 30%* 62%∗●
(26) Feel confused or bewildered 5% 50%* 20% 73%∗●
(27) Feel isolated from the world 0% 34.8%* 10% 54%∗●
(28) Feel “spacey” or “spaced out” 0% 61%* 45%* 73%∗●

*P < 0.05: significance between healthy subjects and vestibular patients; P < 0.05: significance between vestibular patients with and without anxiety (Fisher's exact test).