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The Comparison of the H-I Antibody Titer after Japanese B. Encephalitis Vaccination

Journal of the Korean Pediatric Society 1971;14(9):563-569.
Published online September 30, 1971.
The Comparison of the H-I Antibody Titer after Japanese B. Encephalitis Vaccination
Ji Sub Oh, Byung Chui Lee, Dong Hyuck Kim, Dong Hack Shin
Department of Pediatrics Presbyterian Hospital, Taegu, Korea
日本腦炎 豫防接種後 H-I 抗體方價 變動에 關한 比鼓觀察
吳智變, 李街哲, 金東燃, 申東鶴
大邱東山 基督病院 小兒科
Abstract
We checked the H-I antibody titer of the 66 healthy child between 6 and 13 years old age, residing in Taegu prior to vaccination from June to September 1970. And the 40 cases were given lcc of J.B.E. vaccine subcutaneously twice at one week interval and three weeks after the first vaccination we checked the H-I antibody titer, and 12 weeks after the first vaccination the 30 cases were checked. The H-I antibody titer was measured in accordance with Clarke and CharFs method. 1.Conversion rate of the H-I antibody titer after J.B. E. vaccination, showed 62. 5%, talking the case with more than 1:20 or two fold of antibody titer, and 82.5%, talking the case with more than 1:10 or one fold of antibody titer. 2.The mean titer of the H-I antibody [of the vaccinated and nonr accinated group is showed that 16. 6% of non vaccinated group maintained more than 1:10 of antibody titer and the mean titer was 1:2.88, and that in vaccinated group, 3 weeks after the first vaccination 92% of the 40 cases maintained the antibody and the mean titer was 1:29. 7, and 12 weeks after the first vaccination 83% of the 30 cases maintained the antibody and the mean titer was 1:34. 3. Consequently, 11 cases (16. 6%) among the 66 cases of the non-vaccinated group had the natural immunity, while the vaccinated group showed high antibody titer in comparison with the non-vaccinated group. 3.The rate obtaining the natural immunity between the urban and the rural area are 10. 9% in the urban area and 30. in the rural area. 4.When the rate obtaining the natural immunity compared by sex and age, it showed no significant difference.


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