入院児と青少年におけるボルドテッラ・ペルツシス:ワクチン接種の遅延の影響,イタリアのトスカーナ,2016年から2024年

Francesco Nieddu1, Francesca Quaranta1,2, Marina Vignoli1

  • 1Meyer Children's Hospital, Scientific Institute for Research, Hospitalization and Healthcare (IRCCS), Florence, Italy.

まとめ

百日咳による入院は,特に青少年では著しく増加した. 多くの症例は,未接種者またはブースター投与を逃した者に関与しており,早期のワクチン接種と早期のブースター投与の必要性を強調しています.

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