Experimental measles. Goebel (Zeit. f. Kinderh., Bd. 44, H. ½)

According to Goebel, measles is contagious even after a complete rash has developed, as evidenced by the fact that in the author's experiments, the blood of a measles patient taken on the second day of the rash, even after the addition of iatrene and 72 hours of holding in an ice cabinet, being injected into children who had no measles, still caused measles.