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1. Adverse events following yellow fever immunization: Report and analysis of 67 neurological cases in Brazil

Author

Martins, Reinaldo de Menezes, Pavão, Ana Luiza Braz, de Oliveira, Patrícia Mouta Nunes, dos Santos, Paulo Roberto Gomes, Carvalho, Sandra Maria D., Mohrdieck, Renate, Fernandes, Alexandre Ribeiro, Sato, Helena Keico, de Figueiredo, Patricia Mandali, von Doellinger, Vanessa dos Reis, Leal, Maria da Luz Fernandes, Homma, Akira, and Maia, Maria de Lourdes S.

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2014
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4. Avaliação prospectiva de gestantes vacinadas contra rubéola no sul do Brasil = Prospective evaluation of pregnant women that received rubella vaccine in south Brazil

Author

Oliveira, Lenice Minussi, Nascimento, Carolina Ribas, Momino, Wakana, Sanchotene, Maria Luiza Conceição, Enéas, Larissa Valency, Bercini, Marilina, Ranieri, Tani, Mohrdieck, Renate, Callegari-Jacques, Sidia Maria, and Schüler-Faccini, Lavínia

Subjects
Medicine (General), lcsh:R5-920, R5-920, OBSTETRÍCIA - PREVENÇÃO, RUBÉOLA, GINECOLOGIA, lcsh:Medicine (General)
Abstract

Objetivos: avaliar a ocorrência de Síndrome da Rubéola Congênita em mulheres que foram vacinadas contra a rubéola e que não sabiam que estavam grávidas, ou que engravidaram até 30 dias após a vacinação. Métodos: foram coletados, prospectivamente, dados de 171 gestantes que se encontravam suscetíveis no momento da vacinação. No momento do parto foi colhido sangue dos recém-nascidos para exames. Todos os bebês com IgM anti-rubéola positiva foram clinicamente avaliados conforme protocolo para detecção de seqüelas da síndrome da rubéola congênita. Foi realizada a coleta de secreção nasofaríngea para isolamento e identificação viral. Resultados: foi coletada amostra sorológica de 152 bebês, filhos de mães suscetíveis. Um total de 10 bebês (6,3%) apresentou presença de anticorpos IgM antirubéola, ou seja, foram infectados pelo vírus vacinal durante a gestação. Nenhum deles apresentou defeitos congênitos relacionados à rubéola. Conclusões: o estudo permite ampliar a segurança da vacinação para rubéola em mulheres grávidas

Published
2007

5. Surveillance for Yellow Fever Virus in Non-Human Primates in Southern Brazil, 2001–2011: A Tool for Prioritizing Human Populations for Vaccination

Author

Almeida, Marco A. B., primary, Cardoso, Jader da C., additional, dos Santos, Edmilson, additional, da Fonseca, Daltro F., additional, Cruz, Laura L., additional, Faraco, Fernando J. C., additional, Bercini, Marilina A., additional, Vettorello, Kátia C., additional, Porto, Mariana A., additional, Mohrdieck, Renate, additional, Ranieri, Tani M. S., additional, Schermann, Maria T., additional, Sperb, Alethéa F., additional, Paz, Francisco Z., additional, Nunes, Zenaida M. A., additional, Romano, Alessandro P. M., additional, Costa, Zouraide G., additional, Gomes, Silvana L., additional, and Flannery, Brendan, additional

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2014
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6. Yellow Fever Vaccine Post-marketing Surveillance in Brazil

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Martins, Reinaldo de Menezes, primary, Maia, Maria de Lourdes de S., additional, Santos, Eliane Matos dos, additional, Cruz, Robson Leite de S., additional, dos Santos, Paulo Roberto G., additional, Carvalho, Sandra Maria Deotti, additional, Sato, Helena Keiko, additional, Schermann, Maria Teresa, additional, Mohrdieck, Renate, additional, Leal, Maria da Luz Fernandes, additional, and Homma, Akira, additional

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2010
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8. Neonatal tetanus

Author

Guardiola, Ana, primary, Teixeira, Auredi M., additional, Silva, Cléber A., additional, Grisólia, José Renato G., additional, Prates, Lisiandra Z., additional, Schermann, Maria Tereza M. T., additional, and Mohrdieck, Renate, additional

Published
2000
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9. An evaluation of the adverse reaction potential of three measles-mumps-rubella combination vaccines.

Author

dos Santos, Boaventura Antonio, Ranieri, Tani Schilling, Bercini, Marilina, Schermann, Maria Tereza, Famer, Sirlei, Mohrdieck, Renate, Maraskin, Teresinha, and Wagner, Mario Bernardes

Subjects
*COMBINED vaccines, *VACCINATION, *MEASLES vaccines, *MUMPS vaccines, *RUBELLA vaccines
Abstract

Compares the incidence of adverse events following the administration of commercially available measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) combination vaccines in Brazil. Risks of adverse events of the MMR vaccines; Function of the National Immunization Program in Brazil; Contraindications to the MMR vaccines shown by children excluded from the trial.

Published
2002

10. [Neonatal meningitis: related features].

Author

Haussen DC, Brandalise LN, Praetzel FA, Malysz AS, Mohrdieck R, Reichelt MA, Magalhães CB, Grossi SP, and Guardiola A

Subjects
Case-Control Studies, Female, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Male, Meningitis epidemiology, Neurologic Examination, Pregnancy, Prenatal Care, Risk Factors, Intensive Care Units, Neonatal, Meningitis etiology
Abstract

Objective: The goal of this study was to identify and to analyze the features related to the occurrence of neonatal meningitis., Method: In a case-control study we examined all newborns presenting meningitis between August/2002 and December/2003 in the neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Healthy newborns were enrolled as a Control Group (CG). Data related to pregnancy, labor and the neonate itself were collected. The results with p<0.05 were considered significant., Results: 42 newborns with meningitis were compared to 42 controls. The meningitis group (MG) presented a lower number of medical visits during the prenatal care. The most common abnormalities detected in both groups were: drug addiction, congenital infections, preeclampsia, eclampsia, gestational diabetes mellitus and urinary tract infections. Fetal respiratory distress and the use of respiratory support were related to the occurrence of meningitis. The average weight and the APGAR scores were lower in the MG. The prevalence of premature and small for the gestational age infants was significantly higher in the MG. The neurological examination detected abnormalities in 35.7% of the meningitis cases., Conclusion: The association of risk factors related to pregnancy, labor and the newborn itself to the neonatal meningitis outcome in our setting is similar to the described in the literature.

Published
2005
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