P4-348 Evaluation of potential immunologic mechanisms in the pathogenesis of treatment-induced meningoencephalitis in Alzheimer's disease patients treated with AN1792(QS-21)

Pride, Michael W.; Black, Ronald S.; Hagen, Michael; Dispoto, Sharon; Souza, Victor Hugo Gomes; Giorgio, David; Zhao, Xiaojuan; Jenkins, Lisa; Johnson-Fenno, Lisa; Ginsberg, Richard S.; Daniëls, Mark A.; Koller, Martin; Eldridge, John H.

doi:10.1016/s0197-4580(04)81906-7

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P4-348 Evaluation of potential immunologic mechanisms in the pathogenesis of treatment-induced meningoencephalitis in Alzheimer's disease patients treated with AN1792(QS-21)

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