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[A survey on polio paralysis in Shandong Province Department of Program Immunization, Cooperation Group on the Survey of Polio Paralysis].

The survey was conducted in four counties where Polio consistently occurred during 1986-1988. According to the survey, there were 251 polio cases from 1974 to 1989, of which only 138 cases were reported. The paralytic rate by polio in the population under 15 years old was 0.486%. The survey also showed that polio was still a severe disease which paralysed children in the country. The number of polio cases accounted for 48% of all paralytic persons. Legs were the chiefly affected limbs, being about 90%. From analysis of vaccine history of polio cases, we found that the difference between two groups was highly significant. 90% of polio cases had no vaccine history or no full vaccine history. The reason for this was mainly due to lack of related knowledge. In addition, we also analysed multiple birth factor, which seemed to be not significant.

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Assessment of new vaccines in immunization programs.

Preventive technologies have had major impacts on disease incidence, mortality and costs. New preventive technologies are likely to further improve the public health in a cost-effective manner and require careful assessment to ensure their appropriate use. As in the appraisal of curative and diagnostic health technologies, a full evaluation of preventive technologies requires study of the epidemiologic, economic, ethical, social and legal issues related to their use. The appraisal of three new vaccines--for Hemophilus influenzae Type B, hepatitis B virus and varicella zoster--provides an illustration of the assessment of new preventive technologies.

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