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May 1, 1984Clinical Infectious Diseases

Long-Term Immunity Following Vaccination with Killed Poliovirus Vaccine in Sweden, a Country with No Circulating Poliovirus

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Why the study?

Does killed poliovirus vaccine provide long-term immunity in a population with no circulating poliovirus?

Population

Vaccinated groups of children (born 1964-1967) and young adults (born 1960-1963) in Sweden

Comparison

Killed poliovirus vaccine vs Comparison between age groups with different…

Design

Cohort

Follow-up

Up to 10-11 years since last booster

Authors

MBM BöttigerKarolinska Institutet

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Implication

Reassures on durable IPV seroprotection up to 11 years in polio-free populations; leaves open optimal booster intervals.

Structured PICO

Does killed poliovirus vaccine provide long-term immunity in a population with no circulating poliovirus?

P
Population
Vaccinated groups of children (born 1964-1967) and young adults (born 1960-1963) in Sweden
I
Intervention
Killed poliovirus vaccine
C
Comparator
Comparison between age groups with different times since last booster (approximately 6 years vs 10-11 years)
O
Outcome
Poliovirus antibody levelssurrogate

Killed poliovirus vaccine provides sustained long-term immunity with minimal decline in antibody titers up to 11 years post-booster in a population without circulating poliovirus.

Cite This Study

M Böttiger (1984) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a905f5eccd91641af4dd536https://doi.org/10.1093/clinids/6.supplement_2.s548
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