Erratum for WENNER and TANNER, Pediatrics 2 (2) 190-199.
PEDIATRICS Vol. 3 No. 1 January 1949, pp. 81
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POLIOMYELITIS IN FAMILIES ATTACKED BY THE DISEASE. II. The Presence, Appearance, and Persistence of Neutralizing Antibodies: August, p. 193, 1. 9 should read: The appearance of paralysis, and the presence of typical lesions in the CNS of inoculated monkeys indicates that virus was not neutralized. Conversely, no evidence of illness in a monkey indicates neutralization of virus in the serumvirus mixture, particularly if the animal (a) has no demonstrable lesions in the CNS or (b) succumbs to a challenge inoculation with the same strain.