An update to the critical appraisal of Milwaukee protocol
Arslan, F.; vahaboglu, h.
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Rabies is a highly fatal encephalitis. Currently, there is no approved treatment. Inducing therapeutic coma during the first week of symptomatic rabies patient, called Milwaukee protocol, had been suggested as promising. However, recent evidence failed to support the use of the Milwaukee protocol. This mini-review analyzed the reports of patients managed with therapeutic coma since 2014 to provide an update for the critical appraisal of this protocol.
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