Study on epidemic factors of varicella outbreak under high varicella vaccine coverage
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摘要:
目的 探索1剂次水痘疫苗高覆盖率下水痘暴发的流行因素及1剂次水痘疫苗的保护效果,为控制水痘暴发疫情、调整优化水痘免疫策略提供科学依据。 方法 采用1:2配对病例对照研究,对2018年发生于江苏省苏中地区一中心小学的一起水痘暴发疫情开展流行病学调查。水痘暴发的流行因素分析采用条件Logistic逐步回归分析。 结果 该疫情共持续14 d,共报告水痘确诊病例45例,其中突破病例占71.1%。突破病例的发热情况、出疹程度、病程与无免疫史病例相比均较轻(均有P < 0.05)。条件Logistic回归分析提示,参加课外辅导机构(OR=2.6,95% CI:2.0~3.2),有兄弟姐妹(OR=2.5,95% CI:2.1~4.3),无水痘疫苗接种史(OR=2.7,95% CI:2.4~4.2),与水痘患者接触史(OR=2.4,95% CI:1.1~5.3)是水痘暴发的流行因素。接种年限>5年,初次免疫年龄 < 15月龄是发生突破病例的潜在危险因素(均有P < 0.05)。1剂次水痘疫苗的总体保护效果为77.9%(95% CI:53.3%~92.1%)。 结论 突破病例临床症状较轻,1剂次水痘疫苗不足以控制水痘暴发疫情,其疫苗保护效果有限。建议采用2剂次水痘免疫策略。 Abstract:Objective To explore the epidemic factors of varicella transmission under high varicella vacince coverage, assess the vaccine effectineness of one dose of varicella vaccine, so as to provide scientific basis for controlling the varicella outbreak and optimizing the varicella immunization strategy. Methods A 1:2 paired case-control study of a varicella outbreak was conducted in a primary school in central region of Jiangsu Province in 2018. Analysis of varicella epidemic factors was performed using conditional logistic stepwise regression. Results This outbreak lasted for 14 days. A total of 45 students were infected with varicella, of which 71.1% were breakthrough cases. The fever, rash degree and disease course of breakthrough cases were all relatively mild compared with those without immune history (all P < 0.05).The results of conditional logistic stepwise regression suggested that participating in extracurricular tutoring institutions(OR=2.6, 95% CI: 2.0-3.2), having brothers or sisters(OR=2.5, 95% CI: 2.1-4.3), without vaccination history of varicella vaccine(OR=2.7, 95% CI: 2.4-4.2), and contacting with varicella patients (OR=2.4, 95% CI: 1.1-5.3) were risks factor for varicella transmission. Time since vaccination >5 years and the initial immunization age < 15 months were potential risk factors for breakthrough cases. The overall vaccine effectiveness of one dose of varicella vaccine was 77.9%(95% CI: 53.3%-92.1%). The fever, severity of the rash and the course of the disease were all milder than those without the history of immunization (all P < 0.05). Conclusions The clinical symptoms of the breakthrough cases are relatively mild, and one dose of varicella vaccine is insufficient to control the outbreak of varicella with limited vaccine effectiveness. Two doses of varicella immunization strategy is recommended. -
Key words:
- Varicella vaccine /
- Vaccine effectiveness /
- Breakthough cases
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表 1 突破病例与无免疫史病例的临床症状比较[n(%)]
Table 1. Comparison of clinical symptoms between breakthrough cases and non-immune cases[n(%)]
特征 突破病例 无免疫史病例 χ2值 P值 发热 5.47 0.019b 是 10(31.3) 9(69.2) 否 22(68.7) 4(30.8) 皮疹严重程度(个) 7.79 0.020b <50 25(78.1) 5(38.5) 50~ 6(18.8) 5(38.5) >500 1(3.1) 3(23.0) 并发症a 0.95 0.329 有 2(2.22) 2(6.7) 无 30(97.8) 11(93.3) 出疹部位(个) - 0.021b 1~ 14(43.8) 5(38.5) 3~ 16(50.0) 3(23.0) ≥5 2(6.2) 5(38.5) 病程(d) - <0.001b ≤10 23(73.3) 2(36.7) >10 9(26.7) 11(63.3) 注:a并发症包括肺炎、脑炎、皮肤继发细菌感染等疾病;bFisher确切概率法。 表 2 水痘暴发的流行因素分析[n(%)]
Table 2. Analysis of risk factors for Varicella transmission factors[n(%)]
特征 病例 对照 P值 单因素分析OR (95% CI)值 P值a 条件Logistic回归OR(95% CI)值 性别 男 25(55.6) 49(54.4) 0.903 0.9 (0.5~1.9) 女 20(44.4) 41(35.6) 1.0 是否有兄弟姐妹 是 28(62.2) 38(42.2) 0.030 2.3 (1.1~4.6) 0.037 2.5 (2.1~4.3) 否 17(37.8) 52(57.8) 1.0 1.0 参加课外辅导机构 是 29(64.4) 39(43.3) 0.021 2.4 (1.1~4.9) 0.019 2.6 (1.9~3.2) 否 16(35.6) 51(56.7) 1.0 1.0 与水痘患者接触史 有 32(71.1) 42(46.7) 0.029 2.8 (1.6~5.8) 0.041 2.4 (1.1~5.3) 无 13(28.9) 48(53.3) 1.0 1.0 上学交通工具 私家车 8(17.8) 42(46.7) 0.264 1.0 校车 22(48.9) 16(17.8) 1.5 (0.8~2.1) 步行 15(33.3) 32(35.5) 1.0 每日洗手频率 高 11(24.4) 27(30.0) 0.427 0.6 (0.2~2.2) 一般 28(62.2) 52(57.8) 1.0 低 6(13.4) 11(12.2) 1.0 免疫接种史 1剂次 32(71.1) 79(87.7) < 0.001 0.2 (0.1~0.5) < 0.001 0.2 (0.1~0.4) 无免疫史 13(28.9) 11(12.3) 1.0 1.0 注:a条件Logistic回归分析中的P值。 表 3 水痘突破病例潜在危险因素的单变量分析[n(%)]
Table 3. Analysis of potential risk factors for varicella breakthrough cases[n(%)]
变量 突破病例 对照组有免疫史者 χ2/u值 P值 年龄[月,M(P25, P75)] 9.2(7.5, 12.5) 9.3(6.8, 12.3) 11.23 0.735a 性别 0.03 0.861b 男 18(56.2) 43(54.4) 女 14(43.8) 36(45.6) 初次免疫年龄(月) 4.23 0.041b <15 19(59.4) 30(37.9) ≥15 13(40.6) 49(62.1) 接种年限(年) 4.06 0.044b ≤5 14(43.7) 51(64.6) >5 18(56.3) 28(35.4) 注: aWilcoxon rank-u检验;bPearson's chi-square检验。 表 4 水痘疫苗的保护效果分析[n(%)]
Table 4. Analysis of the protective effectiveness of varicella vaccine[n(%)]
病例 对照 VE(95% CI)a(%) P值 总体疫苗VE 有免疫史 32(71.1) 79(87.7) 77.9 (53.3~92.1) < 0.001 无免疫史 13(28.9) 11(12.3) Ref b 不同免疫时间VE(月) < 15 19(42.2) 31(34.5) 48.2(0.0~80.7) 0.189 ≥15 13(28.9) 48(53.3) 77.1(37.1~91.7) 0.003 无免疫史 13(28.9) 11(12.3) Ref b 不同接种年限VE(年) ≤5 14(31.1) 58(64.4) 79.6(44.9~92.5) 0.002 > 5 18(40.0) 21(23.3) 27.5(0.0~73.9) 0.536 无免疫史 13(28.9) 11(12.3) Ref b 注:aVE: (1-OR)×100%;bRef为参照水平(疫苗保护效果)。 -
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