Epidemiological Alert, Final Statement by PAHO/WHO on Investigation of Serious Adverse Events following Receipt of Yellow Fever Vaccine Produced by Bio-Manguinhos, Brazil (27 March 2008)
Alerta Epidemiológica, Comunicación final de la OPS/OMS sobre investigación de eventos adversos graves en Perú posteriores a la vacunación con vacuna antiamarílica elaborada por Bio-Manguinhos, Brasil (27 marzo 2008)
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This PAHO/WHO statement provides results of the investigation of serious adverse events that occurred in October 2007 in Peru following administration of the yellow fever vaccine (substrain 17DD) manufactured by Bio-Manguinhos, Brazil. It contains the conclusions of the expert group as well as their recommendations. Esta comunicación de la OPS/OMS proporciona los resultados de la investigación de eventos adversos graves que ocurrieron en Perú en octubre de 2007, posteriores a la administración de la vacuna antiamarílica (sub-cepa 17DD) elaborada por Bio-Manguinhos, Brasil. Brinda la conclusión del Grupo de Expertos así como sus recomendaciones.
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