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Abstract
The effectiveness of adenosine 5′-monophosphate was tested in thirty-six patients
with recurrent herpes labialis. The compound displayed an immediate effect upon the
healing of the recurrent lesions. Furthermore, twenty-three patients were free of
recurrences for varying intervals extending over 2 years. In the remainder of the
treated patients, a single recurrent episode was observed.
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