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Figure 1. Possible strategy to reduce the risk of recurrent/late-onset viral disease using adoptive T cell therapy. (A) Patients with sufficient immune reconstitution are at low risk of recurrent/late-onset viral disease. (B) Patients with insufficient immune reconstitution are at high risk of recurrent/late-onset viral disease. (C) In patients with insufficient immune reconstitution, adoptive T cell therapy might reduce the risk of recurrent/late-onset viral disease.
![Figure 1. Possible strategy to reduce the risk of recurrent/late-onset viral disease using adoptive T cell therapy. (A) Patients with sufficient immune reconstitution are at low risk of recurrent/late-onset viral disease. (B) Patients with insufficient immune reconstitution are at high risk of recurrent/late-onset viral disease. (C) In patients with insufficient immune reconstitution, adoptive T cell therapy might reduce the risk of recurrent/late-onset viral disease.](/cms/asset/dbd5de33-3678-4e0c-a4fb-d4b71b8238fc/kvir_a_1207038_f0001_b.gif)