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AUTOHEMOTHERAPY AND IRRADIATION - SYPHILLIS 37B25
Baer [37B25] reported observations on 27 cases of syphillis, of which ten "showed a complete reversal of their serologic findings." Baer noted, however, subjective improvement in the general condition of all patients, regardless of serologic findings, including weight gain and "increase in vital energy".
Based on a method pioneered a decade earlier by Rajka and Radnai, Baer exposed the entire body to ultraviolet radiation biweekly, over 15 weeks, and followed the first and last ten treatments with 15cc intramuscular autohemotherapy, one-half hour after irradiation.

AUTOHEMO SAFETY 37B25
AUTOHEMO RECOMMENDED WHERE FEVER THERAPY IS CONTRAINDICATED 37B25
AUTOHEMO FOR CARDIAC, NEUROSYPHILITIC 37B25
Baer asserted "As a rule there are no technical difficulties, no shock symptoms, and no discomforts noted by the patients with this form of therapy. ... This treatment is quite simple, inexpensive, and safe, and the patient remains ambulatory. this form of therapy is safe for the cardiac and neurosyphilitic and may be employed where fever therapy is contraindicated."

PYOTHERAPY 37B25
MALARIA THERAPY 37B25
Baer p. 944, discusses mechanical methods intended to produce a sustained elevation of temperature, whose "advocates claim results equally as good as the malarial treatment without the attending mortality risk of 10 to 20%".