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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 5.
Published in final edited form as: J Vaccines Vaccin. 2016 Oct 3;7(5):340. doi: 10.4172/2157-7560.1000340

Table 2.

Impact of the annual number of bOPV SIAs on the persistence of OPV1- and OPV3-related polioviruses after OPV13 cessation in different populations.

Population with properties like Annual Time (days since OPV13 cessation) until die-out of OPV-related virus
# bOPV SIAs Serotype 1 Serotype 3
Hypothetical (no seasonality), WPV1 R0 =13 0 Pre-cessation cVDPV Post-cessation cVDPV
1 190 135
2 130 105
3 115 95
4 105 95
Hypothetical (no seasonality), WPV1 R0 =10 0 Post-cessation cVDPV 120
1 150 125
2 115 100
3 105 95
4 95 90
Northern India, general 0 Post-cessation cVDPV 150
1 165 120
2 125 100
3 115 90
4 105 90
Northern India, under-vaccinated 0 Pre-cessation cVDPV Post-cessation cVDPV
1 225 150
2 155 115
3 130 100
4 120 95
Northern Pakistan and Afghanistan, general 0 255 120
1 145 115
2 115 100
3 105 90
4 100 85
Northern Pakistan and Afghanistan, under-vaccinated 0 Pre-cessation cVDPV Post-cessation cVDPV
1 Post-cessation cVDPV 260
2 Post-cessation cVDPV 185
3 250 155
4 210 135
Northern Nigeria, general 0 190 110
1 145 120
2 120 105
3 105 95
4 100 90
Northern Nigeria, under-vaccinated 0 Pre-cessation cVDPV 190
1 Post-cessation cVDPV 180
2 260 155
3 195 135
4 170 125