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. 2017 Mar 31;66(12):343–344. doi: 10.15585/mmwr.mm6612a7

TABLE. Adverse events following immunization (AEFIs) after a mass yellow fever vaccination campaign, identified through active surveillance system — Matadi Health Zone, Kongo Central Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo, September 2016.

Patient Sex Age (yrs) Date reported Vaccine receipt to onset (days) Description of AEFI (other associated medical conditions)* Provisional classification peripheral level Outcome
1
F
23
5/27/2016
2
Cutaneous allergic reaction, rash, itching
Nonserious
Recovered
2
M
16
5/28/2016
3
Unexplained fever
Nonserious
Recovered
3
M
25
5/28/2016
2
Gastrointestinal syndrome, vomiting, fever
Nonserious
Recovered
4
M
59
5/30/2016
2
Cutaneous allergic reaction, rash, itching
Nonserious
Recovered
5
F
36
5/30/2016
2
Injection-site pain and erythema, tiredness, muscle pain
Nonserious
Recovered
6
M
3
5/30/2016
3
Undetermined hematuria and tiredness
Nonserious
Recovered
7
F
26
5/31/2016
2
Cutaneous allergic reaction, rash, itching
Nonserious
Recovered
8
F
49
5/31/2016
2
Cutaneous allergic reaction, rash, itching
Nonserious
Recovered
9
F
14
5/31/2016
2
Cutaneous allergic reaction, rash, itching, fever
Nonserious
Recovered
10
F
45
5/31/2016
2
Cutaneous allergic reaction, rash, itching, allergic reaction on lips
Nonserious
Recovered
11
M
29
6/1/2016
2
Cutaneous allergic reaction, rash, itching, injection site pain and erythema
Nonserious
Recovered
12
F
25
6/1/2016
3
Allergic reaction on lips
Nonserious
Recovered
13
F
7
6/2/2016
2
Gastrointestinal syndrome, muscle pain, injection-site pain and erythema (severe malaria and urinary tract infection)
Serious
Recovered after 7-day hospitalization
14
M
17
6/4/2016
2
Eye allergic reaction, conjunctivitis
Nonserious
Recovered
15 F 22 6/11/2016 5 Spontaneous abortion of an unrecognized early pregnancy (endometritis) Serious Recovered after 7-day hospitalization

Abbreviations: AEFI = adverse event following immunization; F = female; M = male.

* Descriptions based on the Expanded Program on Immunization AEFI investigation forms, which were revised based on recommendations in the World Health Organization field guide for surveillance of AEFIs following yellow fever vaccination.

Detected by the routine passive surveillance system.