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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-789261

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[Objective] To analyse the impact factors for adult measles and its epidemiological characteristics in shanghai . [ Methods] The data on adult measles incidence during 2009-2012 were analyzed using descriptive epidemiology method .And the blood antibody titers was measured by ELISA method in the adult over18 years old in Hong Kou District of Shanghai . [Results] Zero dose vaccination and vaccination failure were the key reasons for the increase of adult measles , which were closely related to our history of prevention and treatment of measles . [ Conclusion ] Adult immunization should be strengthened to improve immune barrier and to reduce the measles incidence in adults , and it is suggested that the immunization for 10-15 year-olds should be strengthened so as to improve the overall antibody levels in adults as a whole .

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-789245

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[Objective] To investigate the level of wild -measles neutralization antibody of both mother and infant , and its correlation between the paired mother and infant . [ Methods] The wild-mea-sles neutralization antibody in the serum of the women and their infants were detected directly by a neutral -ization test (NT) methods. [ Results] The positivity rates of neutralization antibody in mothers and their infants were 91.52%and 88.57%respectively, geometric mean title of neutralization antiboby (GMT) being 61.32 and 58.17 respectively.And the titer of neutralization antibody was highly correlated ( r=0.899, P<0.01)between mother and infant in pairs.When the GMT of mother was ≥1∶16,the positivity rate of neutralization antibody in their infants might reach 100.00%. [ Conclusion] It is important to increase the maternal measles antibody level in order to prevent infants from measles .

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