2007
DOI: 10.2223/jped.1692
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Impact of rubella vaccination strategy on the occurrence of congenital rubella syndrome

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“…We analyzed national CRS and rubella surveillance data during 1995-2005, and data from three CRS clusters investigated in Brazil during 1999-2002 [9][10][11], using EpiInfo 6.04d. CRS incidence rates were calculated as the number of confirmed or compatible CRS cases over the annual census estimates of the population <1yearold.…”
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“…We analyzed national CRS and rubella surveillance data during 1995-2005, and data from three CRS clusters investigated in Brazil during 1999-2002 [9][10][11], using EpiInfo 6.04d. CRS incidence rates were calculated as the number of confirmed or compatible CRS cases over the annual census estimates of the population <1yearold.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Case detection strategies were evaluated using data from three CRS clusters investigated during 1999-2002 [9][10][11]. For this analysis, we compared the PPV of suspected cases resulting from active case finding among newborns in maternity hospitals with the PPV of women with confirmed rubella during pregnancy followed-up to evaluate pregnancy outcome.…”
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“…Namun, berdasarkan penelitian terbaru yang dilakukan pada tahun 2005-2015, kasus SRK mengalami penurunan dramatis menjadi kurang dari satukasus per tahun. 5 Data yang dikumpulkan oleh Kementrian Kesehatan RI menunjukkan bahwa dalam periode tahun 2010-2015 terdapat sekitar 30.463 kasus rubela. Pada tahun 2015, tercatat 979 baru dari total 4,89 juta bayi lahir hidup, berdasarkan Rencana Jangka Menengah Program Imunisasi di Indonesia (2015-2019).…”
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“…24 Combined vaccination strategy with a risk population approach for adults (WCBA, college students, health care workers, teachers, military personnel, government employees, and industry employees) and universal vaccination for boys and girls could be more efficient in reducing the incidence of acquired rubella and CRS as observed in Brazil, the US, and Cuba. [26][27][28][29] The review concluded that a combined vaccination strategy with routine vaccination for boys and girls and universal vaccination for adolescents and adults (both men and women), aged 15-39 years, through "speed-up" campaigns, was the most effective strategy. 22 This strategy reduced rubella incidence by more than 98%, and no CRS was reported since 2008 in Mexico and Costa Rica.…”
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