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New advances in the prevention and serotherapy of scarlet fever

V. К. Menshikov

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It has been 25 years since Moser, in Vienna, first proposed treating scarlet fever with serum from horses immunized against streptococcus scarlet fever. The success of this therapy was so convincing that, following Mose's report, the use of serum for scarlet fever began everywhere, and the results obtained by this author were confirmed.

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It has been 25 years since Moser, in Vienna, first proposed treating scarlet fever with serum from horses immunized against streptococcus scarlet fever. The success of this therapy was so convincing that, following Mose's report, the use of serum for scarlet fever began everywhere, and the results obtained by this author were confirmed.

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It has been 25 years since Moser, in Vienna, first proposed treating scarlet fever with serum from horses immunized against streptococcus scarlet fever. The success of this therapy was so convincing that, following Mose's report, the use of serum for scarlet fever began everywhere, and the results obtained by this author were confirmed.

Key concepts: Scarlet fever, Medicine, STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTIONS, Immunology, Virology, Dermatology

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