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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 4.

Implications of intensification versus maintenance in terms of indigenous cVDPV outbreaks and vulnerability to WPV or cVDPV importations.

Population with properties like Indigenous cVDPV1 outbreaks before/after OPV13 cessation Indigenous cVDPV3 outbreaks before/after OPV13 cessation Percent of time during 2017–2019 with Rn>1 for cVDPV1 Percent of time during 2017–2019 with Rn>1 for cVDPV3
Ia M1b M3c I M1 M3 I M1 M3 I M1 M3
Northern India, general None None None None None None 88 63 44 70 40 0
Northern India, under-vaccinated Before None None None None None NAd 91 60 94e 67 25
Northern Pakistan and Afghanistan, general None None None None None None 59 28 0 38 0 0
Northern Pakistan and Afghanistan, under-vaccinated Before After After Before None None NAd 100 100 97e 97 86
Northern Nigeria, general None None None None None None 64 11 0 35 0 0
Northern Nigeria, under-vaccinated Before After None None None None NAd 100 100 100e 100 100
a

I indicates bOPV intensification consisting of 0 annual bOPV SIAs during 2017–2019 and between 1 and 4 bOPV SIAs in 2020 prior to OPV13 cessation

b

M1 indicates bOPV maintenance consisting of 1 annual bOPV SIA during 2017–2020

c

M3 indicates bOPV maintenance consisting of 3 annual bOPV SIA during 2017–2020

d

Not applicable: Indigenous cVDPV outbreak prior to OPV13 cessation

e

SIAs in response to indigenous cVDPV 1 outbreak would affect population immunity to serotype 3 transmission