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The following slides look at seizure rates of the MMR alone, the VZV Chicken Poxalone, the MMR and Chicken Pox in separate injections in the same visit, and

using the MMRV Pro-Quad 4 in 1 Combo injection

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Which vaccine would you choose for your child?Keeping the MMR and delaying or skipping the

Chicken Pox dramatically reduces the possibility ofa febrile seizure without affecting Public Health.

ExcessChicken

Pox

VaccineSeizuresOverMMRAlone

MMRV---------- , MMR+V-------------, MMR alone -------------------, VZV Chicken Pox alone--------------

Yellow-----

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189 / 83,107 = 1 / 439 598 / 376,354 = 1 / 629

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Which vaccinewould you

choose for yourchild?

3000 / 100k = 3 / 100 Vaccinated Children

Require Outpatient Fever Visits

ExcessChicken

Pox FeverVisitsOver

MMRAlone

MMRV---------- , MMR+V-------------, MMR alone -------------------, VZV Chicken Pox alone--------------Yellow-----

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Influenza Vaccine, PCV13, and

Febrile Seizures

Influenza Vaccine, PCV13, and

Febrile Seizures

Both influenza vaccine and PCV13 can

cause fever Some children with fever may have a

febrile seizure

most common in children 12-23 monthsof age

VSD data (2011) indicate about 1 febrile

seizure for every 2,225 children whoreceive both vaccines

ACIP recommends both vaccines be givenat the same visit if indicated

Both influenza vaccine and PCV13 can

cause fever Some children with fever may have a

febrile seizure

most common in children 12-23 monthsof age

VSD data (2011) indicate about 1 febrile

seizure for every 2,225 children whoreceive both vaccines

ACIP recommends both vaccines be givenat the same visit if indicated