Table 4. Frequency of comorbidities by psychotic symptom type (%).

	CVA	CET	DEP	DM	EPI	AMI	SYP	CD	ART
With auditory hallucinations	0.0c	0.0c	20.0c	40.0c	20.0c	20.0c	20.0a	0.0c	60.0c
Without auditory hallucinations	3.1c	2.6c	13.5c	20.6c	1.6c	8.8c	0.5a	0.5c	21.1c
With visual/tactile hallucinations	0.0c	0.0c	0.0c	33.3b	11.1c	0.0c	0.0b	0.0c	0.0c
Without visual/tactile hallucinations	0.0c	2.6c	14.3c	20.5b	1.6c	9.5c	1.1b	0.5c	23.2c
With persecutory delusions	0.0c	0.0c	50.0b	16.7c	16.7c	16.7c	0.0c	0.0c	16.7c
Without persecutory delusions	3.1c	2.6c	12.6b	21.4c	1.6c	8.9c	1.0c	0.5c	22.4c
No psychotic symptoms	3.3c	2.8c	12.8c	19.9b	1.1a	8.8c	0.6a	0.6c	22.1c
1 psychotic symptom	0.0c	0.0c	25.0c	37.5b	6.2a	12.5c	6.2a	0.0c	25.0c
2 psychotics symptoms	0.0c	0.0c	0.0c	0.0b	50.0a	0.0c	0.0a	0.0c	0.0c

^a: p ≤ 0.01;

^b: p ≤ 0.05;

^c: p > 0.05;

CVA: cerebrovascular accident; CET: Head Trauma; DEP: Reported Depression; DM: Diabetes Mellitus; EPI: Epilepsy; AMI: Acute Myocardial Infarction; SYP: Syphilis; CD: Chagas Disease; ART: Arthritis.