Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4277514 | Aesthetic Surgery Journal | 2009 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
At the dose and treatment interval used in the correction of glabellar lines, induction of neutralizing antibodies to BoNTA-ABO was not observed. None of the five samples that initially gave positive results in a RIPA-C assay were positive when further evaluated using the MPA. Clinically, RIPA-C-positive status did not correlate with any reduction in efficacy or an altered safety profile, although the small numbers prevent definitive conclusions. These data suggest that the five RIPA-C-positive samples represented false positives.
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Authors
Ira MD, Ronald MD,