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What type of polio virus has been eradicated?
Type 2
-Asymptomatic in 90% = Primary source of spread
-Mild fever, vomitting, viral meningitis
Polio presentation
Only 0.5--1% develop this from polio.
paralytic poliomyelitis
Polio has reach anterior horn cells
spinal polio
Polio has reach brain stem
bulbar polio (major COD)
A child fully recovered from polio. 20 years later, she developed the same symptoms...why?
Polio can be recurrent. Extra branching of focal areas of infections were weak and died.
A person recieved a vaccine for polio, but then developed polio. How?
Polio can develop from the vaccine strains especially those who are immunocomprimised.
Spread of polio?
Fecal Oral:

Food, water, fingers, utensils
What is paradoxical about the epidemiology of polio?
1. Lowest incidence in overcrowded, poor sanitation environment.
2. Epidemics occurred as sanitation improved.
3. Asymptomatics infectious.
What is Salk and Sabin vaccines?
Salk - Killed vaccine for polio

Sabin = LIVE vaccine for polio
Which vaccine for polio prevents fecal-oral spread of wild type, but
may lead to minor/major disease (including VAPP)?
Sabin (live)
Which vaccine for polio is non-toxic, does not prevent spread of wild type?
Salk (Killed)
What are the 3 strategies for polio vaccines?
1. Multi dose of Sabin
2. 2X Salk, 2X of Sabin
3. 4X Salk
Countries with continuing disease prevalence: “National Immunization Days”
Multiple dose of Sabin
Countries w/o polio, but with continued environmental presence of WILD-type virus.
Two doses Salk, followed by 2 doses Sabin
Countries where polio viruses have been eradicated.
Four doses Salk
does NOT interrupt transmission
(sabin or salk)?
Salk
Induces intestinal IgA :-(
[sabin or salk]?
sabin
induces cell mediated immunity
Sabin