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. 2018 Mar 28;13(3):e0194325. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0194325

Table 1. Uses of the Shigella CHIM to assess the efficacy of investigational products or prior challenge.

Product type Product Naïve attack rate (n/N) Treated attack rate (n/n) Efficacy
(%)
Reference
Homologous rechallenge 2457T 22/39 3/15 64 DuPont ‘72 [23]
2457T 11/12 3/11 71 Kotloff ‘95 [24]
53G 8/12 0/6 100 Herrington ‘90 [25]
Antibiotic prophylaxis Rifaximin 6/15 0/15 100 Taylor ‘06 [26]
Passive antibodies Bovine colostral Ig 5/11 0/10 100 Tacket ‘92 [27]
Vaccine Heat-Killed whole cell 19/30 18/25 -14 Shaughnessy ‘46 [28]
Irradiated whole cell 19/30 23/28 -30 Shaughnessy ‘46 [28]
EcSF2a1 6/24, 52/88 1/15, 30/68 73, 25 DuPont ‘72 [23]
Streptomycin-dependent mutant1 6/24, 52/88 3/31, 16/53 61, 49 DuPont ‘72 [23]
SC602 6/7 0/7 100 Coster ‘99 [29]
EcSF2a-2 12/14 10/16 27 Kotloff ‘95 [18]
Proteosome 13/13 9/14 36 Durbin ‘01 [30]
IVPNAT 8/12 7/10 -5 Harro ‘09 [31]
WRSS12 5/10 3/10 40 Pitisuttithum ‘16 [32]
Flexyn2a 18/29 13/30 30 Talaat ‘17 [19]

1. Studies performed with challenge doses of 180 cfu and 104 cfu; attack rates and efficacy estimates presented for both challenge doses in ascending order.

2. Study performed in Thai adults yielded lower than anticipated naïve attack rates