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Volume 9, Number 11—November 2003
Commentary

Frequency of Revaccination against Smallpox

Samuel Baron*Comments to Author , Jingzhi Pan*, and Joyce Poast*
Author affiliations: *University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas, USA

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Table

Residual vaccinia virus neutralizing titers of serum from vaccinated and unvaccinated persons

Participant no.
Y after vaccination Neutralizing titer
Single-vaccinated persons
A
47
10
B
50
26
C
45
27
D
40
34
E
40
43
Ordinary commercial immunoglobulin (Panglobulin)

150
Unvaccinated persons


H6
a
<10
H9

<10
C2

<10
C4

<10
H1

10
H2

10
H13

10
C1

10
C3

10
H7

10
HL

20
H3

20
H4

20
H5

20
H10

20
H11

20
H12

20
C7

20
H8 30

a—, Not applicable.

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