The ancient idea that fevers can be beneficial enjoyed a renaissance around a century ago, following an observation by a physician in Vienna. Julius Wagner-Jauregg noticed that some of his psychiatric patients improved after fever attacks. After failed attempts at inducing fever in patients using microbes, Wagner-Jauregg injected blood from a person with malaria into a patient with syphilis, which is caused by the bacterium Treponema pollidum.
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机译:维也纳的一位医师观察后,一个古老的观念认为发烧可以有益于一个世纪前的复兴。 Julius Wagner-Jauregg注意到发烧后他的一些精神病患者病情好转。在尝试使用微生物诱发患者发烧失败之后,瓦格纳-雅鲁格(Wagner-Jauregg)将疟疾患者的血液注入梅毒患者,这是由花粉螺旋体细菌引起的。
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