Epidemic parotitisIs created byMumps virusCaused byparotid glandAcute characterized by swellingRespiratory infectious disease。The incidence of the disease is mainly children and adolescents, mostly in winter and spring.The disease is widespread in China, with frequent local outbreaks.Mumps virusRNAtypeParamyxoviridae。It contains two antigenic components, namely virus particle antigen andSoluble antigen。The clinical manifestations are parotid gland enlargement and pain, which can affect unilateral or bilateral parotid glands, and can also invade other gland organs, causingOrchitis, membraneAdenitis、Oophoritis。Mumps virus can also causemeningitisandmyocarditis, but also the day after tomorrowAcquirabilitydeafThis kind of deafness is often irreversible.Inoculation of mumps virus reducing activityvaccineGood preventive effect can be achieved.
In the 1960s,U.S.AMicrobiologistMaurice Hilleman He invented the commonly used mumps vaccine and named it after his daughter Jeryl Lynn. Later, Hillman further developedMMR vaccine (MMR)。[1-3]
Epidemic parotitisMumps is caused by mumps virusRespiratory infectious disease。Mumps is known as Chinese medicineMumpsAs early as 640 BC, there were records about this disease in medical books.In 1934, Johnson and Goodpasture were inoculated with infectious materials to remove bacteriamonkeyIt can cause parotitis.In 1946, Beveridge took samples from patients with mumps and inoculated chicken embryosYolk sac, successfully detached toMumps virus。Human is the only mumps virusNatural host。Mumps patients and healthPoison carrierIt's the diseaseInfectious agent。Mumps mainly occurs in children and adolescents, especially in patients aged 5-15 years old, and rarely in those under 2 years old and over 40 years old.Mumps often occur in winter and spring, but infection can occur throughout the year.Oftennursery, kindergartens, schools and recruits.The epidemic occurs about every two years.Lifetime immunity can be obtained after a single infection, but individual patients with low antibody levels can also be re infected.
parotid glandSaliva or respiratory tract of patients and healthy people with virusSecretory fluidDroplet meridianAirborne transmission。The tableware or toys contaminated by the saliva of patients and healthy people with poison can also cause infection if they come into contact with the mouth of the susceptible person in a short time.This diseaseincubation period14-21 days, with an average of 18 days.Virus invasionUpper respiratory tractMucosa grows and propagates locally, passes through blood flow to parotid gland and other organs, and can also pass through oral cavityParotid ductIt spreads to the parotid gland and expels the virus from 6 days before the parotid gland enlargement to 5 days or more after the onset of the disease.The virus can also be discharged from conjunctival secretions and urine.Viruses can also be found in patients' white blood cells in the first 1-2 days of the onset.After infection of pregnant women, the virus can cause congenital infection of the fetus through the placenta, thus causing fetal malformation.Adolescent womenAfter infection, it can be secondary to parotitisOophoritis, causingMenstrual disorderandInfertilityIllness.Adolescent male patients, which can be complicatedOrchitis。Most seriouscomplicationyesMeningoencephalitis, can also be concurrentpancreatitis、myocarditis、mastitisEtc.
Vaccine history
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In 1948, the United States approved an inactivated mumpsvaccineAnd was used between 1950 and 1978. The immunity induced by this vaccineDurationShort, poor protection effect.In the 1960s,U.S.AMicrobiologistMaurice Hilleman The commonly used mumps vaccine was invented for research and developmentEpidemic parotitisVaccinalVirusesIt was extracted from his daughter, Jeryl Lynn, so the vaccine was named after her daughter, Jeryl Lynn.[1-3]Since then, Hillman further developedMMR vaccine (MMR)。[1-4]
The Jeryl – Lynn strain vaccine was approved in the United States in 1967, and the United States recommended routine vaccination of the Jeryl – Lynn strain vaccine in 1977.Over the past 30 years, the Jeryl Lynn strain vaccine is the only mumps vaccine used in the United States, and nearly 500 million doses have been distributed worldwide.The virus is propagated in eggs containing embryos and then usedChicken embryoCellsCulture to preparevaccine。In 1955, the number of mumps cases reported in the United States was about 1% before the use of vaccine.Industrialized countryThe results of the study showed that the seroconversion rate was 80 – 100% after one dose of Jeryl – Lynn vaccine.Outbreaks in the United StatesResearchIt shows that the Jeryl – Lynn strain vaccine can prevent clinical mumpsEfficiencyBetween 63% and 96%.
RIT 4385 strain vaccine RIT 4385 strain mumpsvaccineDominant clone of vaccine from Jeryl – Lynn strain.Of two vaccinesComparative studyIt was found that their seroconversion rates were similar (96% of RIT 4385 strain vaccine and 97% of Jeryl Lynn strain vaccine), but Jeryl Lynn strain vaccine inducedAntibody titerIt is significantly higher than RIT 4385 strain vaccine.Because there is no comparative clinical study of the two vaccinesControl experimentThe clinical significance of the above differences is still unclear.
Leningrad-3 vaccineFormer Soviet UnionSuccessful development, virus firstguinea pigRenal cellMultiplication, thenJapanquailembryoculture mediumMiddle generation.Since 1980, the former Soviet Union'sNational immunization programmeThe vaccine has been used all the time.The seroconversion rate of Leningrad-3 vaccine in children aged 1-7 years old was 89-98%, and the protective effect was 92-99%.And, inRussiaWhen parotitis broke out in the Federation, the results of a test on 113967 children aged 1-12 years showed that,Emergency vaccinationThisvaccineThe protective effect reached 97%.
Leningrad – Zagreb strain vaccineCroatiaFurther study on Leningrad-3 strain using chicken embryonic fiber cellsAttenuationThe new strain is named Leningrad – Zagreb strain, which is used for vaccine production in Croatia and India.Millions of children around the world have received the vaccine.Croatia's research shows that its clinical protective effect is equivalent to that of Leningrad-3 strain vaccine.
Urabe Am9 attenuated live vaccine was first approved for marketing in Japan, and then inBelgium, France andItalyApproved.Urabe Am9 strainsvaccineOr eggs with embryosAmniotic cavityInoculation or chicken embryocell culturepreparation.The vaccine has been used successfully in some countries, and the seroconversion rate of children aged 12-20 months after vaccination is 92-100%。
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BritishComparative experiment(Jeryl – Lynn strain vaccine and Urabe Am9 strain vaccine, with MMRCombined vaccineFormal inoculation) showed that four years after inoculationSerum antibodyThe positive rate was 85%, and that of Jeryl Lynn strain vaccine was 81%.stayCanadaSimilar studies have shown that the positive rate of serum antibody of Urabe Am9 strain vaccine is 93% and that of Jeryl Lynn strain vaccine is 85% 5-6 years after inoculation.othervaccineRubini strain vaccine was first used in 1985SwitzerlandApproved for marketing, virus strain userDiploid cell lineIt was subcultured continuously in eggs containing embryos, and then adapted to the MRC-5 human diploid cell line.Many studies have shown that the seroconversion rate and effect of Rubini strain vaccine are much lower than Urabe Am9 strain vaccine and Jeryl Lynn strain vaccine.Therefore,WHOIt is suggested that Rubini strain vaccine should not be used in national immunization programs.
China has produced and used more than 100 million doses of S79 mumps vaccine.In addition, only whenLocal areasSmall scale application includes Hoshino strain, Torii strain, Miyahara strain and NKM-46 strain of attenuated mumpsvaccineThe report says that the immunogenicity of these vaccines is similar to that of Urabe Am9 strain vaccine.Several mumps vaccines, including Jeryl Lynn strain vaccine, Urabe Am9 strain vaccine and Leningrad-3 strain vaccine, all contain more than one virus clone.Between vaccine virus clonesDifference pairThe possible significance of protection effect or safety is not clear.Mumps vaccine has univalent and bivalent(measles-Mumps) and trivalent (MMR) forms.Most countries use MMR to prevent mumps.
As of December 2005, more than 80% of the 110 countries that have included mumps vaccine in their national immunization plans have adopted two doses of mumps vaccineImmunization procedures。The first dose is usually administered at the age of 12-18 months, and the second dose should be administered at least one month laterRevaccination。Most children have received the second shot before entering school (about 6 years old).Since the 1990s, China began to use a large number of live attenuated mumps vaccine developed by China.
Compositional traits
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Mumps vaccine
useMumps virusS79Attenuated strainInoculate chicken embryo cells, culture, harvest virus liquid and add appropriatestabilizerafterFreeze-dryingmake.Freeze dried vaccinebycheeseColored loose body, dissolved intoOrange。Vaccine producing countriesDrug supervision and managementThe department determines the minimum content of attenuated mumps virus that each dose of vaccine should contain.Different manufacturers in mumpsvaccineDifferent stabilizers are used in someHydrolyzed gelatin, some usesorbitol, and some use both.
Vaccination target
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ThisvaccineApplicable to all mumps aged over 8 monthsSusceptible person。
usage method
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Use the attachedSterilized water for injectiondissolutionvaccineFor post use, the vaccine before and after dilution should be kept away from light, and the diluted vaccine must be stored in the cold chain onceImmunizationThose that are not used up at the end of the activity or 6 hours after dilution must be discarded (according to the first condition).On the outside of the upper armthe deltoidAttachmentsubcutaneous injection0.5ml。
Immune effect
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Mumps vaccine
Inject one dose of detoxification activityvaccineAfter that, the titer of neutralizing antibody in cells reaches more than 1:2, which can be considered asVaccine immunizationsuccess.Immunization success rate80%~90%.The effective protection period of antibody can reach 10 years.However, the subsequent outbreak investigation showed that the long-term protective effect of one dose of mumps vaccine was lower (60-90%).
Inoculation reaction
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Mumps vaccine
commonlymumpsvaccineOfAdverse reactionsSlight and rare.The most common reactions are parotitis andLow fever。see occasionallyOrchitisHomophonyNeurogenic deafness。Moderate rarely occursfever, once reportedAseptic meningitisHowever, the reported incidence varies greatly (for example, from 1/400 to 1/500000).Vaccine relatedSterilitymeningitisThe difference in incidence not only reflects the vaccinestrain It is different from the formuladiagnostic criteria andclinical practice The difference is related to.Passive monitoringIs difficult to findTardinessSterile meningitis.Aseptic meningitis usually occurs 2-3 weeks after vaccination, with a median interval of 23 days (ranging from 18-34 days).Some meningitis patients can seecerebrospinal fluidwhite blood cellIncreased, but no obvious clinical symptoms.
contraindication
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mumpsvaccineThere are few contraindications.Like all live attenuated vaccines, mumps vaccines cannot be used for severe casesimmunodeficiencyorLow immune functionThe.Vaccination is contraindicated during pregnancy, but it is not caused by those pregnant women who have received mumps vaccineFetal injuryReport of.For vaccine components such asnewMycomycinOr people with gelatin allergy cannot be vaccinated with mumps vaccine.
matters needing attention
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Mumps vaccine
AmpouleCracks, unclear labelsFreeze dried vaccineDo not use if it turns red or becomes turbid after dissolution;When opening ampoules and injecting, do not usedisinfectantVaccine exposure;After the ampoule is opened, the vaccine should be used up within 1 hour. If it is not used up, it should be discarded;InjectedGamma globulinThose with mumps can be vaccinated after an interval of 1 month;Recent useImmunosuppressantPeople should not be vaccinated with this vaccine, but should be vaccinated at least every 2-4 weeks.
Storage and transportation conditions and validity period
mumpsvaccineThe validity period is one and a half years from the date when the virus titration is qualified.Freeze dried vaccine- 20 ° C before useCryopreservationOr store and transport at 2~8 ℃.
Research progress
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May 10, 2008 in the United StatesArizonaThe research report released at the 16th annual meeting of the American Children's Otolaryngology Society held by Scottsdale pointed out that local administration ofEpidemic parotitisvaccineIt can effectively alleviate the recurrence of most childrenrespiratory tractPapilloma(RRP)。