1938
DOI: 10.1001/archneurpsyc.1938.02270050173011
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Pathogenesis of Encephalitis Occurring With Vaccination, Variola and Measles

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“…While vaccinia virus was occasionally isolated from the brain or c.s.f. The final hypothesis, and one that has gained favour from recent experimental work, was advanced by Glan7mann (1927) d and strongly supported by Finley (1938)**. An alternative hypothesis that vaccinial infection exposes the nervous system to invasion by a second virus received no support from experiments in which poliomyelitis and vaccinia were injected into the same animal (Hurst & Fairbrother, 1931)/, nor was a second virus ever isolated to substantiate the view that a latent infection might have been activated by vaccinia.…”
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