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restorative immunotherapy

restorative immunotherapy

[rə‚stȯr·əd·iv ‚im·yə·nō ′ther·ə·pē]
(immunology)
Immunotherapy that involves the direct and indirect restoration of deficient immunological function through any means other than the direct transfer of cells.
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