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[Dynamic changes in the indices of the B immunity system in patients with newly diagnosed schizophrenia during
Compared to normal subjects, schizophrenics exhibited a significant rise in B-lymphocyte count in normal level of IgA and low of IgM. The highest number of B-cells was recorded in longer disease, these patients only having elevated concentrations of IgG. An increase in B-lymphocyte count versus the baseline appeared an unfavourable prognostic sign and clinically corresponded to the disease aggravation.
Compared to normal subjects, schizophrenics exhibited a significant rise in B-lymphocyte count in normal level of IgA and low of IgM. The highest number of B-cells was recorded in longer disease, these patients only having elevated concentrations of IgG. An increase in B-lymphocyte count versus the baseline appeared an unfavourable prognostic sign and clinically corresponded to the disease aggravation.