ABSTRACT

Recognizing the explosive growth in information on intravenous immunoglobulins (IVIGs), this exhaustive single-source volume surveys all available literature on the employment of IVIG preparations in clinical practice from pharmacoeconomics and pharmacokinetics to prophylaxis and management of infectious and autoimmune diseases.

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Viral Safety of IVIG

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of Administration

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of Admlnlstnttlon 111

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of Vlrellnfectlons

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of Viral Infections

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Treatment of VIral Infections

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of CMV anti-

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of 13 in

MG in pregnant women (23). Women at 27-36 weeks of

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< .01) cumulative decrease of CIC occurred (9,10,14). Similarly,

< unity) are characteristic for B-cell

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of this

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of the

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of the ventricular fluid and

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of IgA and that

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of host

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REFERENCES

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of the res-

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of high-frequency in-

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of VIral Infection

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of VIral Infection 249

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of V/171/lnfectlon

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of VIral Infection

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of Viral Infection 255

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of myeloid precursors,

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of IDDM

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Multiple Sclerosis

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ofT cells were assessed for FeR

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Treatment of Systemic Lupus

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NIG therapy vary greatly

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injluenzae (Hib) capsular

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of the patients surviving, including six of the seven with bacteremia. This benefit was

+ children. One child, who shed RSV for 199 days, + children must be recognized and assessed during therapy.

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< .001). Rates