Key result
The abstract describes the rationale for developing a skin test using heat-inactivated poliomyelitis virus to differentiate between susceptibility and resistance, but reports no clinical results.
Why the study?
Does a skin test with heat-inactivated poliomyelitis virus differentiate between susceptibility and resistance to poliomyelitis?
Population
Persons who had recovered from poliomyelitis or those generally considered resistant to it, as well as…
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Rationale for a polio skin test is presented without results; leaves open its ability to differentiate susceptibility from resistance.
Does a skin test with heat-inactivated poliomyelitis virus differentiate between susceptibility and resistance to poliomyelitis?
The study investigates whether a skin test using heat-inactivated poliomyelitis virus can identify immunity or susceptibility to the disease.
Albert B. Sabin (1933) studied Poliomyelitis. Heat-inactivated poliomyelitis virus skin test was evaluated on Cutaneous allergy to heat-inactivated virus. The abstract describes the rationale for developing a skin test using heat-inactivated poliomyelitis virus to differentiate between susceptibility and resistance, but reports no clinical results.
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