Effect of decaris on dynamics of cellular and humoral immunity was studied in 55 patients with acute and chronic pneumonia and 40 patients with diabetes mellitus. Differences in dynamics of immune parameters in diabetes mellitus and pneumonias in response to decaris treatment were found that could be related to various mechanisms of immune disturbances in these diseases.

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