Volume 1, Issue 4 (July 1973)                   Research in Medicine 1973, 1(4): 332-334 | Back to browse issues page

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C. Cobey M, Mahboubin S. Surgery in Rheumatoid Arthritis Effects of Synovectomy and Application of Autologous Vaccine. Research in Medicine 1973; 1 (4) :332-334
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Early Synovectomy is advisable for rheum­atoid arthritis. An autologus vaccine from the excised synovia can be prepared from the tis-­ sues and given to the patient for at least 2 years or even longer in order to arrest the di­sease and for prevent relapse. 
The patient can be taught to give himself his own vaccine two times weekly. While there is possibility of an antianaphylactic reaction. Further studies are being carried out to deter-­ mine why this has never occurred; whether the patient develops a tolerance is not known, but immunity may ensue from the action of the vaccine as a blocking agent. 
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