Примери за използване на Quintanrix на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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How does Quintanrix work?
Other information about Quintanrix.
How does Quintanrix work?
Other information about Quintanrix.
What is Quintanrix used for?
Medication name Quintanrix.
How has Quintanrix been studied?
What is the risk associated with Quintanrix?
What is Quintanrix?
Quintanrix contains small amounts of.
What is the risk associated with Quintanrix?
Why has Quintanrix been approved?
NAME OF THE MEDICINAL PRODUCT AND ROUTE(S) OF ADMINISTRATION HIB for Quintanrix.
Quintanrix: Summary of product characteristics.
NAME OF THE MEDICINAL PRODUCT AND ROUTE(S) OF ADMINISTRATION DTPw HBV for Quintanrix.
Quintanrix: Summary of product characteristics.
FitsplateletsSide effects that occurred during clinical trials with Quintanrix were as follows.
Quintanrix is available in the following pack sizes.
Side effects that occurred during clinical trials with Quintanrix were as follows.
Quintanrix powder and suspension for suspension for injection.
There was no impact of prior hepatitis B vaccination on the effectiveness of Quintanrix.
Quintanrix is for deep intramuscular injection, preferablylongerin the anterolateral thigh.
If your child has previously had any allergic reaction to Quintanrix, or any ingredient contained.
Quintanrix was administered as a booster to 435 infants in the second year of life.
If your child has previously had any allergic reaction to Quintanrix, or any ingredient contained in this vaccine.
The effects of Quintanrix have been studied in five main studies involving over 2,000 infants.
Quintanrix is for deep intramuscular injection, preferably in the anterolateral thigh.
As with other vaccines,the administration of Quintanrix should be postponed in subjects suffering from acute severe febrile illness.
Quintanrix can be given to children who received a hepatitis B vaccine at birth.
The recommended vaccination schedule for Quintanrix is three doses, given at intervals of at least four weeks within the first six months of life.