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Con Plasma, plasma of recovered patients, for the particular disease, or more generally for recovery or antibody production to pathogens exposed to.

neonates with no passive transfer of colostrum, Flushing uteri with plasma, injection of antitoxin for tetanus .

Say, just what is it they inject into your abdominal muscles daily for 10-14 days after suspected exposure to rabies virus?

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So I think the things you bring up are more like the monoclonal antibodies instead of CV. But I asked you as to what your experience is as you stated you were a clinician. Sincere questions. When in the disease course are you giving convalescent plasma and what has been the outcomes?

I am relatively impressed with bamlanivimab and combination monoclonals. I have seen these work pretty well. Is this not a better modality than convalescent plasma?