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Tick borne encephalitis TBE is an important cause of viral infections of the central nervous system in eastern central northern and increasingly western European countries

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Immunization offers the most effective protection against tick borne encephalitis Currently there are four widely used vaccines of assured quality FSME Immun and Encepur

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With FSME IMMUN Junior the seropositivity rates as determined by NT 28 days after the second vaccination were 100 0 in all three age groups 1 2 3 6 and 7 11 years

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In 2009 Leonova GN et al compared the immunogenicity in adults of TBE Moscow EnceVir and the two Western vaccines FSME IMMUN and Encepur adults Immunogenicity was

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Unlike chemical drugs many biological preparations are unstable during storage and this instability can reduce the safety and efficacy of the biological medicinal product

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kontrollieren Sie Kleidung und Haut regelm ig auf Zecken insbesondere nach Aktivit ten im Freien len bei denen ein Kontakt mit Zecken wahrscheinlich ist Eine bersicht ber die

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National schedules should be based on local epidemiologic programmatic resource policy considerations While vaccines are universally recommended some children may have

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Summary Table 3 Notes The attached table summarizes the WHO recommendations for interrupted or delayed routine vaccination Its purpose is to assist national decision makers

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Publications of the World Health OrganizationHome Publications Overview Guidelines on Stability Evaluation of Vaccines Annex 3 TRS No 962