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[The efficacy of amizon in the combined treatment of patients with epidemic parotitis].

Efficacy was studied of a new anti-inflammatory interferon-inducing drug preparation amizon in a combined therapy of epidemic parotiditis in 118 patients versus the group of comparison consisting of 147 patients. A positive effect was ascertained of the drug on clinical parameters, decrease in the incidence rate and in severity of complications (orchitis, pancreatitis), immune indices.

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[Four levels (types) of immune reponse in children with viral parotitis infections].

Four levels (types) of immune response, differing by expression of cytokines (TNF-alpha, IL-1 beta, IL-4, and gamma-IFN) and immunoglobulins IgG2, IgG3, IgG4, and IgE) and by expression and time course of specific cell-mediated and humoral immune response, were detected in children with different clinical forms of mumps. Types 1 and 3 immune response are predominantly cell-mediated, while types 2 and 4 predominantly humoral during the acute phase of the disease. The cytokine and antigen-specific profiles of each type of immune response correlate with the severity of clinical course of mumps.

Antibodies, Viral↗
PubMed2002

[Biotherapy of experimental tumors with vaccines of Venezuelan encephalomyelitis virus, parotitis and influenza viruses and cytologic evaluation of effectiveness].

Inhibition of experimental tumor growth, life-span, mitotic activity and cytologic damage have been studied in cells of ascitic and solid carcinoma of Ehrlich in the course of biotherapy with vaccines of Venezuelan encephalomyelitis virus, mumps and influenza viruses. Summing up, it is concluded that the vaccine of Venezuelan encephalomyelitis virus looks most promising as far as further research in development of an antitumor viral drug is concerned.

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