-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The prognosis of a clinical neuroleptic treatment was prospectively examined in 26 schizophrenic patients using a predetermined set of predictors and outcome criteria. Prognosis before treatment did not discriminate significantly between patients with good and poor outcome. Significant differences of outcome were observed between the prognostic groups, if prognosis was established after 5 days of treatment. Retrospective analysis of individual predictors indicated the following rank order: initial improvement, age, duration of symptoms before treatment, sex, subjective tolerance of the treatment. The relative weight of the individual predictor in forming the prognosis is still an open question.
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
January 1988,
European archives of psychiatry and neurological sciences,
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
September 1984,
Psychiatry research,
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
September 1980,
Archives of general psychiatry,
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
May 1996,
International clinical psychopharmacology,
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
January 1982,
International pharmacopsychiatry,
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
May 1985,
Pharmacopsychiatry,
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
January 1988,
Psychopharmacology bulletin,
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
January 1985,
Schweizer Archiv fur Neurologie und Psychiatrie (Zurich, Switzerland : 1985),
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
January 1961,
Psychiatria et neurologia,
N Nedopil, and
R Pflieger, and
E Rüther
February 1993,
Acta psychiatrica Scandinavica,
