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Measles IgG Antibodies: Is There a Protective Role in COVID 19 Pandemic?‎ ‎

Amira Al Balakosy; Mostafa Alfishawy; Omnia Elnabawy; Azza Hassan; Mostafa Shamkh; Mahmoud Mahmoud; Ethar Badran; Hany Dabbous · 2021 · Afro-Egyptian Journal of Infectious and Endemic Diseases

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Abstract

Background and study aim: Epidemiological data reported lower death rates of COVID-19 cases in countries with higher & ‎recent coverage by measles containing vaccines. In this study we aim to identify measles IgG titer ‎in COVID-19 patients & correlate it with disease severity‎‎‎‎. Patients and Method: ‎This is a Cross-sectional study where 78 patients admitted to Ain Shams University Quarantine ‎hospitals with positive PCR for SARS-CoV-2 were enrolled. All patients underwent ‎quantification of serum measles IgG titer. Then classified according to the COVID-19 severity ‎into mild, moderate and

Abstract by Amira Al Balakosy; Mostafa Alfishawy; Omnia Elnabawy; Azza Hassan; Mostafa Shamkh; Mahmoud Mahmoud; Ethar Badran; Hany Dabbous, Afro-Egyptian Journal of Infectious and Endemic Diseases (2021) — licensed CC BY 4.0.

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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.21608/aeji.2021.72615.1144