Risks of suicidality in adult patients with epilepsy

Table 2 The frequencies of psychiatric symptoms in the studied group of epilepsy n (%)

Psychiatric disorders	Patients (n = 200)	Patients with history of suicidality (n = 70)	Patients without history of suicidality (n = 130)
BDI-II	108 (54)	56 (80.00)	52 (40)
Mild	17 (15.74)	5 (8.93)	12 (23.08)
Moderate	37 (34.26)	18 (32.14)	19 (36.54)
Severe	54 (50)	33 (58.93)	21 (40.38)
HAM-A	96 (48.0)	51 (72.86)	45 (34.62)
Mild	19 (19.79)	7 (13.73)	12 (26.67)
Moderate	30 (31.25)	14 (27.45)	16 (35.56)
Severe	47 (48.96)	30 (58.82)	17 (37.78)
Y-BOCS	102 (52.5)	39 (55.71)	66 (50.77)
Mild	45 (44.12)	13 (33.3)	32 (48.48)
Moderate	27 (26.47)	7 (17.95)	20 (30.30)
Severe	18 (17.65)	11 (28.21)	7 (10.61)
Extreme	15 (14.71)	8 (20.51)	7 (10.61)
EPQ-R
Psychosis	71 (35.5)	13 (18.4)	58 (44.6)
Neurosis	36 (18.0)	11 (15.7)	25 (19.2)
Extroversion	33 (16.5)	5 (7.1)	28 (21.5)
Lying	0	0	0
Aggression	70 (35)	37 (52.9)	33 (25.4)

BDI-II: Beck Depression Inventory (2nd edition); HAM-A: Hamilton Anxiety; Y-BOCS: Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale; EPQ-R: Eysenck Personality Questionnaire-Revised Rating Scale.