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. 2014 Aug 5;186(11):824–829. doi: 10.1503/cmaj.140078

Table 1:

Number and proportion of vaccine doses administered by time period, age group and risk group in children aged 12–23 months, and number and proportion of incident events of seizure in the cohort and by risk group

Categorization No. (%) of children*
MMRV
n = 96 686
MMR+V
n = 181 088
Doses administered, by calendar year
2006–2009 NA 152 985 (84.5)
2010 (MMRV introduced) 13 689 (14.2) 27 817 (15.4)
2011–2012 82 997 (85.8) 286 (0.2)
Doses administered, by child’s age, mo
12 62 782 (64.9) 123 650 (68.3)
13 15 001 (15.5) 26 273 (14.5)
14 7 027 (7.3) 11 555 (6.4)
15 3 603 (3.7) 6 212 (3.4)
16–17 3 607 (3.7) 5 977 (3.3)
18–23 4 666 (4.8) 7 421 (4.1)
Doses administered, by risk level
Low risk 92 570 (95.7) 174 198 (96.2)
High risk 4 116 (4.3) 6 890 (3.8)
Seizure experienced, total cohort and by risk group, no. (no. per 10 000 doses)
Prevaccine, −42 d to −1 d 151 (15.6) 261 (14.4)
 Low risk 111 (12.0) 190 (10.9)
 High risk 40 (97.2) 71 (103.0)
Postvaccine, 0 to 42 d 285 (29.5) 367 (20.3)
 Low risk 244 (26.4) 303 (17.4)
 High risk 41 (99.6) 64 (92.9)
Postvaccine, peak risk interval, 7 to 10 d 125 (12.9) 97 (5.4)
 Low risk 108 (11.7) 73 (4.2)
 High risk 17 (41.3) 24 (34.8)

Note: MMRV = measles–mumps–rubella–varicella vaccine, MMR+V = measles–mumps–rubella plus varicella vaccine, NA = not applicable.

*

Except where indicated otherwise.

Significant difference between vaccine groups (p < 0.001, by χ2 test of difference).

Previous medical history that may predispose child to seizures.