Key result
Human immune serum was administered to 15 patients with acute poliomyelitis, though specific clinical outcomes are not detailed in the truncated abstract.
Why the study?
Does immune human serum improve outcomes in patients with acute poliomyelitis?
Population
15 cases of acute poliomyelitis
Design
Case_series
Authors
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Case series of immune serum in poliomyelitis yields no outcome data; leaves open efficacy and requires controlled trials.
Case Report (n=15)
Does immune human serum improve outcomes in patients with acute poliomyelitis?
This early report discusses the rationale and initial experience of using immune human serum for the treatment of acute poliomyelitis.
Christopher Wells (1916) conducted a case report in acute poliomyelitis (n=15). human immune serum was evaluated. Human immune serum was administered to 15 patients with acute poliomyelitis, though specific clinical outcomes are not detailed in the truncated abstract.
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