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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2015 Oct 6;137(3):868–878. doi: 10.1016/j.jaci.2015.07.048

TABLE VI.

Vaccination-triggered anaphylaxis cases by vaccine exposures (n = 33)

Vaccine Alone With
other
vaccines
Other concomitant vaccine(s)*
TIV 10 4 MIV, Tdap (2), PPSV23

MIV 2 1 TIV

Tdap 1 8 TIV (2), HPV4, HAV, VAR, MCV4+MMRV,
 MCV4+VAR, MCV4+VA R +HAV

PPSV23 1 1 TIV

HAV 1 3 Tdap, Tdap+MCV4+VAR, VAR

HZV 2 0

Rabies 1 0

HPV4 2 Tdap, MMR+MCV4

MMR 3 DTaP-IPV+AR, DTaP+IPV+VAR, HPV4+
 MCV4

MMRV 2 Tdap+MCV4, DTaP+IPV

MCV4 4 Tdap+MMRV, Tdap+VAR, Tdap+VA R +
 HAV, HPV4+MMR

VAR 5 Tdap, Tdap+MCV4+HAV, DTaP-IPV+
 MMR, HAV, Tdap+MCV4

DTaP-IPV 1 MMR+VAR

DTaP 2 MMRV+IPV, MMR+IPV+VAR

IPV 2 DTaP+MMRV, DTaP+MMR+VAR

IPV, Inactivated polio vaccine; MCV4, meningococcal conjugate vaccine; MMRV, measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella vaccine; PPSV23, pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (23-valent); VAR, varicella vaccine.

*

A total of 15 (45%) cases received 2 or more concomitant vaccines.