Rabies Vaccine
Rabies treatment done within a day of injury is effective
Published in Vaccine Weekly, February 12th, 2003
"The present study sought to determine whether increasing and accelerating rabies vaccine administration would result in earlier protective levels of neutralizing antibody," said Pakamatz Khawplod and collaborators at the Thai Red Cross Society. "Results indicated that the 8-site and double-dose Thai Red Cross intradermal regimens produced higher antibody titers by day 14 but not significantly higher titers by days 5 and 7."
The researchers concluded, "Administration of rabies immunoglobulin into and...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2003-02-12)
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