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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Schizophreniform psychosis and schizophrenia comparative analysis of clinical features of [Abstract] Objective To investigate the schizophreniform psychosis and schizophrenia clinical features, in order to split the sample provide the basis for psychiatric classification and diagnosis. Methods 112 patients with first onset in patients diagnosed with schizophreniform psychosis, according to whether the course is divided into up to 1 mo recovery schizophreniform psychosis group (cured persons), 43 cases of schizophrenia group (healed persons) 69 cases, at the beginning of an admission w to begin to collect into the group of patients with positive family history, Schneider a frequency of the symptoms of the clinical data, using the brief psychiatric rating scale of psychiatric symptoms, according to DSM  Ⅳ respectively, indicating a good prognosis if accompanied by the four characteristics. Results schizophreniform psychosis group of Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale score care about health, anxiety, hostility, suspicion and disorientation, the scores were significantly higher than schizophrenia group (P amp;lt;0.01), while the slow movement, affective flattening, non-cooperation factor score was significantly lower than schizophrenia group (P amp;lt;0.05 or 0.01); four characteristics and prognosis is good co-operation rate in patients with schizophrenia were significantly higher than group (P amp;lt;0.01); first visit, the average duration of symptoms before the time and the same symptoms in patients with a ≥ Schneider 2 were significantly lower than the frequency of schizophrenia group (P amp;lt;0.01). Conclusion schizophreniform psychosis is different from just the standard course of schizophrenia without additional connotation of the above-mentioned features, it may contain heterologous patients. [Keywords:] schizophreniform psychosis; schizophrenia; diagnostic criteria; clinical features of A control study of clinical features for