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The Omicron variant of Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is highly contagious, but compared to early virus typing has milder symptoms and better prognosis.This article reviewed and analyzed the clinical characteristics, treatment, prognosis and vaccination effect of Omicron infection in Kidney transplant recipients (KTR) in recent years.The clinical manifestations of KTR infected with Omicron and the comparison with early variants, the clinical characteristics of KTR infected with Omicron compared with the general population, the treatment of KTR infected with Omicron after foreign countries, the effect of vaccination on KTR to prevent Omicron and the measures to increase the ted of vaccine, the summary of the prevention and treatment of KTR infected with Omicron abroad and the experience and the shortcomings of the current researches were analyzed and summarized.
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As novel coronavirus infection has become a major public health problem affecting human health, vaccination is the most effective means of preventing novel coronavirus infection.Therefore, besides implementing regular epidemic prevention and control, it has become the consensus of international community for effective prevention and control of novel coronavirus infection through accelerating the speed of novel coronavirus vaccination, expanding the scope of vaccination and improving public vaccination rate.Kidney transplant recipients are at an elevated risk of novel coronavirus infection.This population has been in a low immune state for a long time.Thus there are problems such as reduced immunogenicity of COVID-19 vaccine, selection and use of vaccine and breakthrough of infection.Based upon the published international and domestic data, this paper serves as a practical reference for clinicians and healthcare workers to provide consultations to kidney transplant recipients about the administration of novel coronavirus vaccine.
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Objective To better understand the treament effect of postexposure after biting by dogs and other animals in,Cixi city,and to provide evidence for rabies control.Methods The people,who were bitten by dogs and other animals,were investigated.All related information was collected such as the date and site of bite,animal species,postexposure treatment including vaccination and anti-rabies serum or human anti-rabies immune globulin.Results Total 21,504 cases had received the postexposure treatment from January to September in 2007.Among 21,504 people,95% were attributed to dog bites.62% of people had received the treatment within 12 hours after exposure.All people had received five doses of vaccine.Total 783 people had been administered anti-rabies serum.Furthermore,no sever side effect and rabies cases occurred among these people.Conclusions The injury caused by dogs was still a major potential factor to cause rabies in the rabies endemic area.The timely and correct postexposure treatment with good quality of vaccine could prevent from rabies.
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Inoculation of triple vaccine was followed by various reactions. In general, the local reactions were relatively more frequent than the general reactions. The most frequent of them all was pain; but, in the third injection, its frequency was much less. (Summary)