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TETANUS, TETANUS ANTITOXIN OR PHENOBARBITAL DEAFNESS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1935C. S., a youth, aged 17 years, a patient of Dr. Glenn Stockwell, entered Harper Hospital Oct. 29, 1934. The patient had run a thorn in his right heel October 21, while hunting. For several days there had been a small localized inflammatory area at the site of the wound.
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The Journal of Immunology, 1970
Abstract It was found earlier that fresh tetanus toxin and tetanus toxoid carry two antigenic determinants each of which elicits tetanus antitoxin in rabbits and man. In this paper the purification of a degraded tetanus toxin carrying only one antigenic determinant is described. It was shown in quantitative precipitation studies that the
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Abstract It was found earlier that fresh tetanus toxin and tetanus toxoid carry two antigenic determinants each of which elicits tetanus antitoxin in rabbits and man. In this paper the purification of a degraded tetanus toxin carrying only one antigenic determinant is described. It was shown in quantitative precipitation studies that the
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1962
To the Editor:— The report by Dr. Eade, entitled "The Unreliability of Tetanus Antitoxin Skin Tests After Injury" ( JAMA 180 :972 [June 16] 1962), emphasizes that after severe trauma the reduced skin blood flow may be sufficient to produce a false negative, intradermal reaction to tetanus antitoxin (TAT).
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To the Editor:— The report by Dr. Eade, entitled "The Unreliability of Tetanus Antitoxin Skin Tests After Injury" ( JAMA 180 :972 [June 16] 1962), emphasizes that after severe trauma the reduced skin blood flow may be sufficient to produce a false negative, intradermal reaction to tetanus antitoxin (TAT).
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