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System of immunity in posttraumatic stress disorders
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 April 2020
Abstract
90 male inpatients – participants of local combat actions on Caucasus with PTSD, aged 31,41 ± 0,88 years.
Analysis of structure of secondary immune deficiency (SID) in acute stress of combat actions has shown absence of SID in 31,7%, 68,3% - risk group for SID. Leading clinical syndrome - infectious (47,6%). More seldom allergic (3,7%) and autoimmune (2,4%) syndromes. 13,0% - combination of infectious and allergic syndromes.
In laboratory SID is confirmed in 37,5%. Study of the process of apoptosis has revealed a reliable as compared with control increase of content of CD95+ lymphocytes (p<0,001) in this group. It is possibly conditioned by formation of persistent ID with predominant decrease of Т-helpers/inductors, modifying apoptogenic signal and predominating the development of apoptosis during activation through receptor complex CD3+-TCR. In combatants as compared with control total number of phagocyting neutrophiles (p<0,001) and number of particles absorbed by one phagocyte (p<0,001) is decreased. Background activity of oxidant systems of neutrophiles compatible with indices of stimulated variant of HCT-test of healthy persons (p<0,05) is decreased. Humoral link of immunity is activated - increase of level of circulating immune complexes (p<0,001), increase of concentration of serum immunoglobulines of classes М (p<0,01), G (p<0,001) and А (p<0,05).
In the process of treatment, number of leukocytes, lymphocytes of HLA-DR+ phenotype, concentration of IgG, phagocytar activity of neutrophiles is restored to level of control. Number of lymphocytes of СD3+, CD4+- phenotypes remains decreased.
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- Poster Session 2: Anxiety, Stress Related, Impulse and Somatoform Disorders
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- European Psychiatry , Volume 22 , Issue S1: 15th AEP Congress - Abstract book - 15th AEP Congress , March 2007 , pp. S284
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- Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2007
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