Examples of using Primary immunization in English and their translations into Slovak
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Incomplete primary immunization(adults).
Months after the first dose of the recommended primary immunization.
Months after primary immunization, prior to potential re-exposure to JEV.
After 0.25 mL Dose Primary Immunization.
Primary immunization should be completed at least one week prior to potential exposure to JEV.
Booster dose 12 months after primary immunization N= 149.
If the primary immunization of two injections is not completed, full protection against the disease might not be achieved.
Booster following recommended primary immunization(2x6 mcg).
In an uncontrolled, open-label phase 3 study a single 6 mcg(0.5 ml)booster dose of IXIARO was given at month 15 after primary immunization.
Second dose following incomplete primary immunization(1x6 mcg).
A single 6 mcg(0.5 ml) booster dose was administered at 11 or 23 months after the first dose to subjects, which were determined to be seronegative(PRNT50 titers< 1:10)at month 6 and/or month 12 after the primary immunization.
Immunological medicinal products used in the primary immunization of infants or of other groups at risk.
Children and adolescents at continuous risk for acquiring Japanese encephalitis(residing in endemic areas)should receive a booster dose at month 12 after primary immunization(see section 5.1).
Results indicate that the second injection of the primary immunization series can be given up to 11 months after the first dose.
Persons at continuous risk for acquiring Japanese encephalitis(laboratory personnel or persons residing in endemic areas)should receive a booster dose at month 12 after primary immunization(see section 5.1).
Children who received ProQuad at 4 through 6 years of age after primary immunization with Varicella Vaccine live(Oka/Merck) and the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine manufactured by Merck& Co., Inc.
The immune responses to further doses at different time points after complete orincomplete primary immunization are shown in table 6.
Long-term seroprotection data following a first booster dose administered 12-24 months after primary immunization suggest that a second booster should be given 10 years after the first booster dose, prior to potential exposure to JEV.
Table 4: Rates of subjects with PRNT50≥1:10 and GMT before and at months 1, 6 and 12 after a single 6 mcg(0.5 ml)booster dose administered to subjects at 15 months after recommended primary immunization with IXIARO(ITT population).
No long-term seroprotection data beyond two years after afirst booster administered 1 year after primary immunization has been generated in children.
A second booster should therefore be given 10 years after the first booster dose,administered 1 year after the primary immunization, prior to potential exposure to JEV.
The immunogenicity of booster doses was also assessed in the studyinvestigating persistence of immunity following different primary immunization regimens(2x6 mcg: N=116, 1x12mcg: N=116 or 1x6 mcg: N=117).
Table 6: SCR and GMT at four weeks after a single 6 mcg booster dose administered to subjects with a PRNT50< 1:10(PRNT50< 1:10 means a subject is no longer seroprotected)at month 11 or month 23 after recommended primary immunization(2x 6 mcg) or incomplete(1x6 mcg) primary immunization with IXIARO(ITT population).