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Postgraduate Medicine, 1965
Gamma globulin is of value as a prophylactic or modifying agent in selected cases of measles, pertussis, infectious hepatitis (particularly in adults), congenital agammaglobulinemia, and rubella occurring during the first four months of pregnancy. Specific hyperimmune globulins have been found beneficial in mumps, smallpox, tetanus, eczema vaccinatum ...
J L, SIMON, H D, RILEY
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Gamma globulin is of value as a prophylactic or modifying agent in selected cases of measles, pertussis, infectious hepatitis (particularly in adults), congenital agammaglobulinemia, and rubella occurring during the first four months of pregnancy. Specific hyperimmune globulins have been found beneficial in mumps, smallpox, tetanus, eczema vaccinatum ...
J L, SIMON, H D, RILEY
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Rabbit Gamma-globulin Allotypes
Nature, 1964ALLOTYPIC specificity of rabbit γ-globulins differentiating individuals of the same species, was first described by Oudin1. This kind of specificity is defined by means of reactions between rabbit iso-precipitating sera and the serum of individuals of the same species.
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1961
To the Editor .—The 1961 edition of "Red Book" of the American Academy of Pediatrics distinguishes between the adult and the child dose for the first time in its recommendations for the prevention of infectious hepatitis. This amounts to 2½ times more for adults than for children per pound of body weight. These recommendations resemble those of Krugman
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To the Editor .—The 1961 edition of "Red Book" of the American Academy of Pediatrics distinguishes between the adult and the child dose for the first time in its recommendations for the prevention of infectious hepatitis. This amounts to 2½ times more for adults than for children per pound of body weight. These recommendations resemble those of Krugman
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Intravenous Gamma-Globulin Therapy
JCR: Journal of Clinical Rheumatology, 1996Initially used as replacement therapy in patients with hypogammaglob-ulinemia, intravenous gamma-globulin (IVIg) preparations are increasingly being used as treatment for various autoimmune disorders. Although expensive, IVIg has become first-line or adjunctive therapy in the treatment of disorders as diverse as autoimmune or post-transfusion ...
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The Gamma Globulins and Their Clinical Significance
New England Journal of Medicine, 1959David Gitlin
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"GAMMA GLOBULIN" AND "PLACENTAL GLOBULIN"
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1944Three agents are currently recommended for the prophylaxis of measles—convalescent human serum, placental globulin (immune globulin-human) and gamma globulin derived from normal human serum (human immune serum globulin). Concentrated, pooled ascites fluid 1 has also been suggested but has not come into general use and will not be discussed here.
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