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Fortis Hospital in Delhi Offers Antibody Cocktail Therapy; Awaits Takers

Fortis Hospital in Delhi Offers Antibody Cocktail Therapy; Awaits Takers News18 1 hour ago © Provided by News18 Fortis Hospital in Delhi Offers Antibody Cocktail Therapy; Awaits Takers In what could be a first for Delhi, a leading private facility here has received clinical doses for carrying out monoclonal antibody therapy for a certain category of COVID-19 patients that is said to reduce their chance of hospitalisation by 70 per cent, hospital authorities said on Thursday. As part of this single dose infusion-based treatment, patients with mild to moderate symptoms are offered a cocktail of Casirivimab and Imdevimab. Fortis Escorts Heart Institute (FEHI) in south Delhi, after receiving the doses, has started offering the therapy from Thursday, FEHI chairman Ashok Seth said. We have received the doses at our hospital. They arrived yesterday and from today, we are all set to offer it to our patients who fit the criteria laid down for it, he told PTI.

COVID-19 | Octogenarian patient who received monoclonal antibody therapy, back home: Hospital

Updated: May 27, 2021 11:36 IST Mohabbat Singh was administered a cocktail of Casirivimab and Imdevimab at the Medanta Hospital as part of the “single dose infusion-based treatment.” Share Article AAA Mohabbat Singh was administered a cocktail of Casirivimab and Imdevimab at the Medanta Hospital as part of the “single dose infusion-based treatment.” An 84-year-old COVID-positive man who was given monoclonal antibody therapy in Gurgaon, which is said to reduce the chance of hospitalisation by 70% in patients with mild to moderate symptoms, is back to his home, hospital authorities said on Wednesday. Mohabbat Singh was administered a cocktail of Casirivimab and Imdevimab at the Medanta Hospital as part of the “single dose infusion-based treatment” on Tuesday and then kept under observation.

Fortis Escorts to administer monoclonal antibodies in Delhi

Cyclone Tauktae forces Mumbai to reschedule vaccination

As Mumbai is on alert with Cyclone Tauktae predicted to cause very heavy rains, the civic authorities have suspended the vaccination programme for Monday, and the special drive would be now held from Tuesday to Thursday. “In view of the warning of high intensity cyclone issued by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the vaccination programme scheduled for Monday stands cancelled. The revised schedule will be Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,” municipal commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal said. He also said that as the central government has advised a gap of 12 to 18 weeks between two doses of Covishield, no one except healthcare workers and frontline workers will be eligible for second dose of Covishield as vaccination for the other categories commenced only on March 1.

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