The content of L-lymphocytes in patients with different clinical forms of brucellosis has been studied. The degree of a decrease in the level of these cells has been found to depend on the activity of the infectious process and its clinical manifestations in the form of polyarthritis. The severity of the course of acute and subacute brucellosis has been found to produce no essential influence on the level of L-cells. These cells are supposed to participate in the processes of pathogenesis and the elimination of the pathogen in brucellosis.
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