1990
DOI: 10.1093/clinids/12.2.267
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Review of Recent Pneumococcal Infections with Attention to Vaccine and Nonvaccine Serotypes

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“…We assumed the same effectiveness of vaccination in preventing pneumococcal pneumonia as in preventing invasive disease, an assumption supported by the results of earlier clinical trials in South Africa [17]. We further assumed that the vaccine covers 88% of capsular polysaccharide types causing invasive disease and pneumococcal pneumonia [23,26]. We did not include adverse events following vaccination in our analyses, as the incidence of 5 cases of anaphylaxis per 1 million doses of vaccine administered, used in the earlier US study, had very little effect on the results [23].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We assumed the same effectiveness of vaccination in preventing pneumococcal pneumonia as in preventing invasive disease, an assumption supported by the results of earlier clinical trials in South Africa [17]. We further assumed that the vaccine covers 88% of capsular polysaccharide types causing invasive disease and pneumococcal pneumonia [23,26]. We did not include adverse events following vaccination in our analyses, as the incidence of 5 cases of anaphylaxis per 1 million doses of vaccine administered, used in the earlier US study, had very little effect on the results [23].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Streptococcus pneumonia accounts for 30% to 70% of the cases of community acquired-pneumonia (CAP) in general and accounts for 15% to 46% of cases of severe CAP requiring intensive care unit (ICU) management (Coonrod, 1989;Hager et al, 1990;Leeper, 1996). This bacterium is often part of the usual microbial flora of the nasopharynx of healthy individuals but also seems to have a predilection for the airway mucosal surfaces of subjects with chronic lung diseases (Reynolds, 1996).…”
Section: Streptococcus Pneumoniaementioning
confidence: 99%
“…O antígeno polissacarídeo induz anticorpo tipo-específico que aumenta a opsonização, fagocitose e destruição dos pneumococos pelas células fagocíticas (67) . Os tipos componentes da vacina cobrem cerca de 85% dos sorotipos causadores de pneumonia e de doença pneumocócica invasiva na comunidade (68) . Estes 23 sorotipos estão freqüentemente associados com bacteremia, sendo responsáveis por aproximadamente 80% das infecções que ocorrem no paciente idoso.…”
Section: Vacinaçõesunclassified