Annali dell'Istituto superiore di sanita · 2021
Rubella immunity status and the active offer of MMR/MMRV vaccination during pregnancy.
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Piffer Silvano, Pedron Mariangela, Dal Martello Michela, Caciagli Patrizio, Lanzafame Paolo, Saugo Mario, Ferro Antonio
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: The rubella test during pregnancy makes it possible to identify situations at risk of congenital rubella and those pregnant mothers who should be offered the MMR vaccine.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The Authors analysed test coverage and the immunity status of pregnant mothers between 2005 and 2017, using birth attendance certificates.
RESULTS: Rubella test coverage on 61,437 pregnant mothers was 99.4%. The average proportion of susceptible subjects was 6.4%. Seroconversion was observed in 7 cases, with 1 confirmed case of congenital rubella. 32% of susceptible subjects were vaccinated, and adherence was seen to be influenced by the characteristics of the pregnant women and of the maternity unit.
CONCLUSIONS: A current information flow including a number of healthcare services, is useful both for monitoring the maternity care pathway and for public health purposes.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The Authors analysed test coverage and the immunity status of pregnant mothers between 2005 and 2017, using birth attendance certificates.
RESULTS: Rubella test coverage on 61,437 pregnant mothers was 99.4%. The average proportion of susceptible subjects was 6.4%. Seroconversion was observed in 7 cases, with 1 confirmed case of congenital rubella. 32% of susceptible subjects were vaccinated, and adherence was seen to be influenced by the characteristics of the pregnant women and of the maternity unit.
CONCLUSIONS: A current information flow including a number of healthcare services, is useful both for monitoring the maternity care pathway and for public health purposes.