Immunogenicity and safety of currently available Japanese encephalitis vaccines: a systematic review
Xing Li, Shu-Juan Ma, Xie Liu, Li-Na Jiang, Jun-Hua Zhou, Yi-Quan Xiong, Hong Ding, Qing Chen, Xing Li, Shu-Juan Ma, Xie Liu, Li-Na Jiang, Jun-Hua Zhou, Yi-Quan Xiong, Hong Ding, Qing Chen
Abstract
A number of Japanese encephalitis (JE) vaccines have been used for preventing Japanese encephalitis around the world. We here reviewed the immunogenicity and safety of the currently available Japanese encephalitis vaccines. We searched Pubmed, Embase, Web of Science, the Cochrane Library and other online databases up to March 25, 2014 for studies focusing on currently used JE vaccines in any language. The primary outcomes were the seroconversion rate against JEV and adverse events. Meta-analysis was performed for the primary outcome when available. A total of 51 articles were included. Studies were grouped on the basic types of vaccines. This systematic review led to 2 aspects of the conclusions. On one hand, all the currently available JE vaccines are safe and effective. On the other hand, the overall of JE vaccine evaluation is disorganized, the large variation in study designs, vaccine types, schedules, doses, population and few hand-to-hand trails, make direct comparisons difficult. In order to make a more evidence-based decision on optimizing the JE vaccine, it is warranted to standardize the JE vaccine evaluation research.
Keywords: ACIP, The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices; AEs, Adverse events; CENTRAL, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials; CIs, Confidence intervals; DARE, Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects; GMTs, Geometric mean titers; HAART, Highly active antiretroviral therapy; JE, Japanese encephalitis; JE-CV, Chimeric live-attenuated JE vaccine; JEV, Japanese encephalitis virus; Japanese encephalitis vaccine; LILACS, Latin American and Caribbean Health Sciences Literature; MBJEV, Mouse brain–derived inactivated vaccines; MMR, Measles mumps rubella vaccine; NIP, National Immunization Program; NOS, Newcastle–Ottawa scale; ORs, Odd ratios; PHK, Primary hamster kidney cells; PRNT50, Plaque-reduction neutralization tests; RCTs, Randomized controlled trials; TBE, Tick-borne encephalitis vaccine; TGPO, Thai Governmental Pharmaceutical Organization; WHO, World Health Organization; YF-VAX, Yellow fever vaccine; YFV, Yellow fever virus; YFV17D, Yellow fever virus 17D vaccine strain; immunogenicity; meta-analysis; safety; systematic review.
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