Viremic invasion of the CNS by poliomyelitis virus depends largely on the susceptibility of exposed nerve cells in a given region, with the vertebral artery route causing severe lesions.
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Regional susceptibility may dictate polio CNS lesions in animal models; leaves open human viremic invasion mechanisms.
Faber et al. (1955) studied this question.
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