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See Latest ArticlesOverview, Prevention, and Treatment of Rabies
Pharmacotherapy, 10/12/09
Nigg AJ et al. – Treatment of clinical rabies consists of medical support in an intensive care unit, using a multifaceted approach that includes supportive care, heavy sedation, analgesics, anticonvulsants, and antivirals. The recently developed Milwaukee Protocol added induction of therapeutic coma to supportive care measures and antivirals; however, its use has shown inconsistent outcomes.
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