Table 1.
Basic immunization: conventional schedule (dose 1 on day 0) |
Basic immunization: rapid schedule (dose 1 on day 0) |
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Vaccine |
2nd dose (mo) |
3rd dose (mo) |
2nd dose |
3rd dose |
4th dose (mo) |
1st booster |
Subsequent boosters (yrs) |
FSME-Immun® | 1–3 mo | 5–12 mo | 14 d* | 5–12 mo* | — | 3 yrs | 5† |
Encepur® | 1–3 mo (14 d) | 9–12 mo | 7 d | 21 d | — | 12–18 mo | 5† |
TBE-Moscow vaccine® | 1–7 mo | 12 mo | — | — | — | 3 yrs | 3 |
EnceVir® | 5–7 mo | 12 mo | 21–35 d‡ | 42–70 d‡ | 6–12 | 3 yrs | 3 |
Intervals given in months (mo) unless indicated as years (yrs) or days (d).
Interval of 3 yrs in persons ≥ 50 years of age (in Austria an interval of 3 y for persons ≥60 years of age.
Double dose of total 1.0 ml.
For FSME-immun, the licensed rapid scheme is only licensed for adults. For FSME-Immun and Encepur, after the first booster dose, intervals of 5 years are now recommended by the manufacturers for persons below 50 and 60 years of age, respectively.
Adapted from Kollaritsch.10