ILBS joins hand with MAMC to do plasma therapy on COVID-19 patients
New Delhi -The Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS) has set up a special clinic to conduct the plasma therapy trials to detect its efficacy on coronavirus (COVID19) patients; it is being done in collaboration with Maulana Azad Medical College.
In plasma therapy, medical experts extract plasma from a recovered COVID-19 patient who has developed protective antibody-protein after clearance of the virus.
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Then, this antibody protein is given to a critically ill COVID-19 patient to fight the virus.
Dr Shiv Sarin, Director, ILBS told ANI: "We have received our ethics committee approval for it. Also, the Drug Controller General of India (DGCI) has given its green signal to us to conduct a plasma therapy trial on seriously ill COVID-19 patients."
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