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Kane et al 1988 in their famous multicentre double-blind trial compared chlorpromazine with clozapine in equivalent doses and found that 4% chlorpromazine vs. 30% clozapine group responded by marked reduction in BPRS score (both positive and negative symptoms) in 6 weeks.
Lieberman et al reported that the response rate of clozapine was 50% among previously treatment-refractory patients and 76% among treatment-intolerant patients.
Objective measures have indicated a marked improvement in psychopathology, including negative symptoms such as blunted affect, emotional withdrawal and apathy. (UK clozapine study group-1993,
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