Why the study?
Does intracutaneous injection of poliomyelitis vaccine or spinal cord suspension cause viral or allergic reactions in monkeys and humans?
Population
Macacus rhesus monkeys, 34 human adults, and 30 children.
Authors
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Mild reactions in small early cohorts support irritant etiology; leaves open need for controlled trials to assess vaccine safety at scale.
Does intracutaneous injection of poliomyelitis vaccine or spinal cord suspension cause viral or allergic reactions in monkeys and humans?
Intracutaneous injection of poliomyelitis vaccine components primarily causes mild irritant reactions rather than viral or allergic responses.
Kolmer et al. (1935) studied this question.
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