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TYPHOID-PARATYPHOID VACCINE AND POLIOMYELITIS
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1944In a previous experiment, 6 newly weaned baby Macaca mulatta monkeys were each inoculated subserosally with typhoid-paratyphoid vaccine in a typhoid-paratyphoid-colon bacillus filtrate (enteric toxin) over a period of five months before being inoculated with poliomyelitis virus.
John A. Toomey, Linda A. Tischer
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Arrest of thermal panting by typhoid-paratyphoid vaccine administration
The American Journal of Medicine, 1948In fever the activity of the physiologic mechanisms for the dissipation of heat is reduced. In furred animals panting is important among these mechanisms. In a study of fever evoked in rabbits by the intravenous injections of typhoidparatyphoid vaccine, we have found that thermal panting is arrested about fifteen minutes after vaccine administration ...
V.E. Hall +3 more
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TYPHOID-PARATYPHOID VACCINE WITH CHLORAMPHENICOL IN RECURRENCES OF SALMONELLOSIS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1956• Salmonellosis in 86 patients was treated with chloramphenicol and typhoid-paratyphoid vaccine. The chloramphenicol caused the temperature to return to normal generally within four days. The frequency of recurrences depended on the amount of vaccine given. The ratios for recurrence were 1:4 (i.
M C, JARAMILLO, G, SIMMONS, A T, SIMPLER
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Decreased Radiation Mortality in Dogs treated with Typhoid–Paratyphoid Vaccine
Nature, 1966BACTERIAL endotoxins and bacterial vaccines have been shown to decrease X-radiation mortality in small laboratory rodents1–4. Typhoid–paratyphoid vaccine (TAB), for example, protects maximally if injected 24 h before irradiation, but, in the mid-lethal dose range, even post-irradiation injection significantly increases survival2,4.
E J, Ainsworth, F A, Mitchell
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TYPHOID-PARATYPHOID VACCINE AND POLIOMYELITIS
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1943In a previous experiment, 6 newly weaned baby Macaca mulatta monkeys were each inoculated subserosally with typhoid-paratyphoid vaccine in a typhoid-paratyphoid-colon bacillus filtrate (enteric toxin) over a period of five months before being inoculated with poliomyelitis virus.
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The Agglutinin Response to Typhoid-Paratyphoid Vaccination
The Journal of Immunology, 1932Summary Recent claims that prophylactic vaccination against typhoid and paratyphoid fever is not effective because of the absence of somatic antibodies in the sera of vaccinated persons have not been substantiated; somatic antibodies could be detected with proper reagents after administration of a proper vaccine.
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A Laboratory Comparison of United States and British Army Typhoid-Paratyphoid Vaccine
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine, 1951Summary A laboratory comparison of the potency of United States and British Army TAB vaccines in routine use in Egypt has been made. The investigation was undertaken with the foreknowledge that the British vaccines failed to prevent large epidemics of typhoid and a relatively high overall enteric fever morbidity in the post World War II environment of ...
W S, MILLER +2 more
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Severe allergic reaction caused by silk as a contaminant in typhoid-paratyphoid vaccine
Journal of Allergy, 1957Abstract Reactions to silk extract and to certain biologicals which had been filtered through silk were demonstrated in the serum of a patient who had experienced a severe asthmatic attack shortly after receiving a subcutaneous injection of triple typhoid vaccine.
H J, FRIEDMAN +3 more
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The Intravenous Use of Typhoid-Paratyphoid Vaccine in Eye Diseases
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1928In the Peking Union Medical College, intravenous injections of typhoid-paratyphoid vaccine were used in various ocular affections, including acute or subacute infection of the cunjunctiva, corneal ulcer and all forms of keratitis, uveitis, and iritis from any cause except tuberculosis, certain types of optic neuritis from infection, some retinal ...
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FEVER INDUCED BY THE INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF TYPHOID-PARATYPHOID VACCINE
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1938Since vaccines of the typhoid group are administered intravenously in arthritis, iritis, thrombo-angiitis obliterans and other conditions and since there does not seem to have been any adequate study of the reaction caused by these vaccines, an inquiry into the more detailed nature of the normal response to the injection should serve a useful purpose ...
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