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Symptomatic and functional outcome in youth at ultra-high risk for psychosis: A longitudinal study
Schizophrenia Research, 10/01/09

Lemos–Giraldez S et al. – Analyses of change over time indicated a clear clinical improvement in both clinically stable patients and in those who showed a transient psychotic state over time. No gender differences in symptom or functioning levels at the three follow–up time points were found; however, the interactions among conversion×gender×SOPS total score×time points significantly reflect that the growth profiles of the four groups in the SOPS total score are not parallel and that, consequently, the four groups involved different patterns of change over time, males experiencing faster and longer deterioration when psychotic symptoms arise.

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