Why the study?
Does an enhanced neutralization test using anti-immunoglobulin improve the detection of rubella antibodies compared to conventional tests?
Does an enhanced neutralization test using anti-immunoglobulin improve the detection of rubella antibodies compared to conventional tests?
The enhanced rubella neutralization test is highly sensitive and particularly useful for monitoring low-level antibody in cerebrospinal fluid.
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May aid low-level rubella antibody monitoring in CSF; leaves open need for clinical validation before routine use.
Sato et al. (1979) studied this question.
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