Примери за използване на Booster doses на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Immunogenicity after primary series and booster doses.
Booster doses of Synflorix may increase the risk of side effects.
Being certain to receive any required booster doses of the vaccines.
Booster doses should be given in accordance with the official recommendations.
Your doctor will decide on the requirement and timing for booster doses.
The need for, and timing of, further booster doses has not yet been determined.
There are inadequate data to determine the appropriate timing of booster doses.
After primary vaccination in infancy, booster doses of Hib and MenC must be administered.
Booster doses of diphtheria and tetanus toxoids are recommended every 10 years throughout life(4).
Your doctor will advise you on thepossible need for extra doses, and future booster doses.
Booster doses are not recommended for persons with a normal immune status who were vaccinated as infants, children, or adolescents.
No clinical data on protective efficacy of DUKORAL against cholera after administration of booster doses are available.
Almost all fevers after primary and booster doses were mild or moderate(< 39.5°C) and transient(duration of≤2 days).
Eptotermin alfa in Freund's adjuvant was first administered subcutaneously with booster doses given after 14 and 28 days.
Booster doses should be given at least 6 months after the last priming dose and in accordance with the official recommendations.
Eptotermin alfa in Freund's adjuvant was first administered subcutaneously with booster doses given after 14 and 28 days.
Booster doses are not recommended routinely for immunocompetent individuals, whether they have received the vaccination as infants, adolescents, or adults.
Limited information exists on the persistence of the immune response after primary vaccination with Quintanrix as well as on the immunogenicity of booster doses.
Antibody responses to booster doses following two-dose or three-dose infant primary series were comparable for all 13 vaccine serotypes.
Immunocompromised patients(e.g. HIV infected, patients under immunosuppressive therapy)who have been previously vaccinated against smallpox should receive two booster doses.
Booster doses of the adult form of the vaccine, tetanus-diphtheria toxoids vaccine(Td), may be needed every 10 years to maintain immunity.
It is not yet fully established whether immunocompetent individuals who have responded to hepatitis A vaccination will require booster doses as protection in the absence of detectable antibodies may be ensured by immunological memory.
Booster doses should be given in accordance with the official recommendations, but, as a minimum, a dose of Hib conjugate vaccine must be administered.
It is not yet fully established whether immunocompetent individuals who have responded to hepatitis A vaccination will require booster doses as protection in the absence of detectable antibodies may be ensured by immunological memory.
The immunogenicity of booster doses was also assessed in the study investigating persistence of immunity following different primary immunization regimens(2x6 mcg: N=116, 1x12mcg: N=116 or 1x6 mcg: N=117).
Significant increases in antibody(measured by ELISA)were seen for all vaccine serotypes following a three-dose primary series of Prevenar in infants and following booster doses although geometric mean concentrations varied between the 7 serotypes.
However, antibody responses to booster doses in toddlers following two-dose or three-dose infant series were comparable for all 7 vaccine serotypes and indicated that both infant regimens had elicited adequate priming.
The effectiveness of Prevenar against IPD(i. e. comprising the protection afforded by vaccination and from herd immunity due to reduced transmission of vaccine serotypes in the population) has been evaluated in national immunisation programmesthat employ three-dose or two-dose infant series, each with booster doses.
If a booster dose is necessary for those who have been vaccinated against smallpox in the past, a single 0.5 ml dose should be given except for patients with a weakened immune system(the body's natural defences)who should receive two booster doses, with the second dose given at least 28 days after the first.
In a clinical trial that compared separate with concomitant administrations of Prevenar(three doses at 2, 3.5,6 months and a booster dose at approximately 12 months) and Meningitec(meningococcal C conjugate vaccine; two doses at 2 and 6 months and a booster dose at approximately 12 months) there was no evidence of immune interference between the two conjugate vaccines after the primary series or after the booster doses.