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antibody therapy

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antibody therapy,
the administration of parenteral immunoglobulins as a treatment for patients with immunodeficiency diseases.

antibody therapy
Clinical immunology Any therapeutic intervention in which a monoclonal or other concentrated antibody is used to manage a condition–eg, cancer or severe infection


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