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In sections of control and normal skin, the nuclei of the epithelial cells were often indented by the cell protoplasm, giving them an appearance similar to those indented by Mallory's bodies. It would seem that if these bodies of Mallory's were protozoa they would have been found in the sections
BACKGROUND
It has recently been suggested that measles infection may reduce the risk of atopy.
OBJECTIVE
To study the independent effect of measles infection and measles vaccination on the occurrence of hay fever in a British national birth cohort.
METHODS
In over 6000 children born in 1970, details
We investigated seroconversion rates in febrile children after measles vaccination. Among 6364 vaccinees, 501 children had a temperature of 37.5 degrees C or higher within 7 days of vaccination. The seroconversion rate assessed by a haemagglutination-inhibition assay was 76.6% in 501 febrile
BACKGROUND
The use of 2 live attenuated vaccines (LAV) is recommended to be simultaneous or after an interval of at least four weeks between injections. The primary objective of this study was to compare the humoral response to yellow fever (YF) and measles vaccines among children vaccinated against
BACKGROUND
In November 2009, Sierra Leone conducted a preventive yellow fever (YF) vaccination campaign targeting individuals aged nine months and older in six health districts. The campaign was integrated with a measles follow-up campaign throughout the country targeting children aged 9-59 months.
OBJECTIVE
To demonstrate further the existence of Zeng-Ding phenomenon in disease epidemic and to explore the relationship between it and the time series in different kinds of diseases.
METHODS
Incidence data of notifiable communicable diseases during 1975 to 1996 were collected. Time series of
Children receiving smallpox, measles, and yellow fever vaccines simultaneously at separate sites responded adequately to all three vaccines. In those children, 9 months of age and older, who received these three vaccines in addition to diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine, there was a decrease in
OBJECTIVE
To study the incidence of cases with rash and fever illness (RFIs) after measles vaccine (MV) inoculation.
METHODS
During 1999 to 2002, 150 RFIs cases reported by the special measles surveillance system in Shandong province, China, were investigated and analyzed
The compared tolerance and immunogenicity of vaccines against yellow fever and measles, separately administered or combined, have been evaluated in a group of 319 children from North Cameroon, aged 6-10 months. The clinical tolerance was excellent for both the isolated and the combined vaccines. The
A study has been carried out in the Ivory Coast to assess the efficacy of a combined vaccine against yellow fever and measles relative to that of each vaccine administered separately. Healthy children aged six to nine months were recruited and divided into two age groups: less than seven months
Typhoid, otherwise known as enteric fever, and measles both have a high incidence worldwide. However, a coincidence of both has been only documented twice previously in 1866 and 1949. We present a case of a 24-year-old male who presented with high-grade fever and diffuse abdominal tenderness. He was
Seven to ten days after a first dose of a measles-containing vaccine (MCV; i.e., MMR or MMRV), children have elevated fever risk which can be associated with febrile seizures. This study investigated individual and familial factors associated with fever 7-10days after MCV.
Retrospective cohort study
BACKGROUND
Studies from low-income countries indicate that co-administration of inactivated diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (DTP) vaccine and live attenuated measles vaccine (MV) is associated with increased mortality compared with receiving MV only. Pentavalent (DTP-H. Influenza type B-Hepatitis B)
Normal sera and sera from patients with Rocky Mountain spotted fever, chickenpox, enterovirus infections, measles, and Neisseria meningitidis infections were extracted with organic solvents under acidic and basic conditions and then derivatized with trichloroethanol or heptafluorobutyric
The compared tolerance and immunogenecity of yellow fever and measles vaccines administered separately or combined were evaluated in Nigerian children aged between six to eight and nine to twelve months. The vaccines were well tolerated by both age groups of children, however pyrexia which responded