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Author: Kai Duan; Bende Liu; Cesheng Li; Huajun Zhang; Ting Yu; Jieming Qu; Min Zhou; Li Chen; Shengli Meng; Yong Hu; Cheng Peng; Mingchao Yuan; Jinyan Huang; Zejun Wang; Jianhong Yu; Xiaoxiao Gao; Dan Wang; Xiaoqi Yu; Li Li; Jiayou Zhang; Xiao Wu; Bei Li; Yanping Yu; Wei Chen; Yan Peng; Yeqin Hu; Lianzhen Lin; Xuefei Liu; Shihe Huang; Zhijun Zhou; Lianghao Zhang; Yue Wang; Zhi Zhang; Kun Deng; Zhiwu Xia; Qin Gong; Wei Zhang; Xiaobei Zheng; Ying Liu; Huichuan Yang; Dongbo Zhou; Ding Yu; Jifeng Hou; Zhengli Shi; Saijuan Chen; Zhu Chen; Xin-xin Zhang; Xiaoming Yang
Title: The feasibility of convalescent plasma therapy in severe COVID-19 patients: a pilot study
  • Document date: 2020_3_23
  • ID: 8znnq0rh_32
    Snippet: The results suggested that the inflammation and overreaction of the immune system were alleviated by antibodies contained in CP. The case-fatality rates (CFRs) in the present study were 0% (0/10), which was comparable to the CFRs in SARS which varied from 0% (0/10) to 12.5% (10/80) in four non-comparative studies using CP treatment (9, (20) (21) (22) . Based on our preliminary results, CP therapy can be an easy-accessible, promising and safe resc.....
    Document: The results suggested that the inflammation and overreaction of the immune system were alleviated by antibodies contained in CP. The case-fatality rates (CFRs) in the present study were 0% (0/10), which was comparable to the CFRs in SARS which varied from 0% (0/10) to 12.5% (10/80) in four non-comparative studies using CP treatment (9, (20) (21) (22) . Based on our preliminary results, CP therapy can be an easy-accessible, promising and safe rescue option for severe COVID-19 patients. It is nevertheless worth mentioning that the absorption of pulmonary lesions was often behind the improvement of clinical symptoms, as shown in patients 9 and 10 in this trial.

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