Objectives: Determine the comorbidity of psychopathology associated with suicidal behavior.
Background: Suicidal behavior has been classically included as a symptom of another mental disorder, but this is not always the case and each time, suicidal behavior becomes more important as a nosological entity.
Results: 9,494 patients (0.4% of the total) presented ideas of death throughout their evolution. Their average age is 45 years. Distribution by sex: 58% women, 42% men. The most frequently associated nosologies are: Depressive disorder 50% 
Anxiety 45% 
Alcohol consumption disorder 13% 
Personality disorder12% 
Dysthymia 9% 
Psychotic disorder 6% 
Bipolar disorder 4%
Conclusions: clinicians can have a distorted vision of suicidal behavior since we are used to observe it within other psychopathological syndromes. This should not make us forget the importance in itself of such behavior in the rest of the population.

PSYCHOPATHOLOGY COMORBIDITY IN SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR