Initial results of plasma therapy trial conducted on 4 COVID-19 patients encouraging: Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said initial results of plasma therapy trial conducted on four COVID-19 patients is encouraging and gives hope of saving peoples lives from the disease.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday (April 24) said initial results of plasma therapy trial conducted on four COVID-19 patients is encouraging and gives hope of saving peoples lives from the disease.
Addressing an online media briefing, Kejriwal said the government will conduct more clinical trials of plasma therapy in the next two-three days. Thereafter, the government will seek the Centre’s nod to use the therapy on all serious COVID-19 patients across the city, he added.
The chief minister appealed to all people who have recovered from the disease to come forward and donate plasma for serious COVID-19 patients to save their lives.
Under the plasma therapy technique, transfusion of plasma from recovered patients to severely-ill COVID-19 patients is conducted.
Convalescent plasma is an experimental procedure for COVID-19 patients.