The controversial Milwaukee protocol treats this disease by using ketamine [KEH-tuh-meen] to induce a temporary coma, and the presence of Negri bodies is used to diagnosis it.
The controversial Milwaukee protocol treats this disease by using ketamine [KEH-tuh-meen] to induce a temporary coma, and the presence of Negri bodies is used to diagnosis it. It is the most widespread illness caused by a lyssavirus [LISS-uh-"virus"]. In 1885, nine-year-old Joseph Meister survived this disease after receiving a new vaccine developed by Louis Pasteur. The major reservoir of this disease in North America is bats, and the high density of viral particles in salivary glands leads to the characteristic foaming at the mouth. Name this disease of the central nervous system that can cause aggressive behavior in dogs and other mammals.
The controversial Milwaukee protocol treats this disease by using ketamine [KEH-tuh-meen] to induce a temporary coma, and the presence of Negri bodies is used to diagnosis it.
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