Lessof M H, Sobotka A K, Lichtenstein L M
Monogr Allergy. 1977;12:253-6.
Passive administration of specific immunoglobulin led to a transient rise in antiphospholipase IgG. An observed rise of 2 microgram/ml (twofold in three cases) was associated with a very diminished response to bee venom. This did not prevent the patient's own IgG response to challenge, which was at least as good as that of non-infused patients. The infusion of IgG cannot be proposed at present as a routine mode of therapy in insect allergy. However, we present the results of our study as the best evidence to date that blocking antibody is protective.
被动给予特异性免疫球蛋白导致抗磷脂酶IgG短暂升高。观察到的每毫升升高2微克（3例中升高两倍）与对蜂毒的反应明显减弱有关。这并未阻止患者自身对激发的IgG反应，该反应至少与未输注患者的反应一样好。目前尚不能将IgG输注作为昆虫过敏的常规治疗方式。然而，我们将研究结果作为目前关于封闭抗体具有保护作用的最佳证据予以呈现。
