A Retrospective observational survey of adverse events following immunization comparing tolerability of covishield and covaxin vaccines in the real world

P. Rajpurohit, M. Suva, Hardik Rajpurohit, Yogesh Singh, Praveen Boda
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The COVID-19 vaccination drive is on a boost in India. On 16-January-2021 India has successfully driven the biggest vaccination drive for 300 million priority groups against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and rolled out the world's largest vaccination drive to vaccinate around. People were confused about which vaccination to choose and many were unaware of how these two vaccines differ from one other, while the government was working hard to build confidence and encourage people to come forward to take the made-in-India Covid-19 vaccine (COVAXIN and COVISHIELD). However, the result of the first phase and second phase vaccination drive clearly shows that both the Indian vaccines are effective and safe. Since, both the Indian vaccines have received Emergency Use Authorization  (EUA) by Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) in India, the regulatory agency and the manufacturers are keeping a close watch and monitoring on the Adverse event reported following immunization (AEFI) and to allow quick identification and action of any new safety information. A retrospective observational cohort survey was conducted on 75 fully vaccinated volunteers. The data was collected and analyzed. The percentage of The AEFI experienced with COVISHIELD vs COVAXIN during 1st does was 92.45 % vs 77.27 % and with 2nd dose 86.79 % vs 72.72 % respectively. However, no SAE was reported during the survey and almost 20 % of subjects were aware of the AEFI reporting but because of negligence, didn't report. Fever was the most common AEFI experienced in both vaccines. Only 6.66 % of volunteers got an infection with COVID-19 post-vaccination.
对免疫接种后不良事件的回顾性观察性调查,比较现实世界中covshield和covaxin疫苗的耐受性
印度正在大力开展COVID-19疫苗接种活动。2021年1月16日,印度成功推动了针对3亿重点人群的冠状病毒病(COVID-19)最大规模的疫苗接种运动,并推出了世界上最大规模的疫苗接种运动。人们对选择哪种疫苗感到困惑,许多人不知道这两种疫苗有何不同,而政府正在努力建立信心,鼓励人们站出来接种印度制造的Covid-19疫苗(COVAXIN和COVISHIELD)。然而,第一阶段和第二阶段疫苗接种活动的结果清楚地表明,印度疫苗都是有效和安全的。由于这两种印度疫苗都获得了印度药品管理局(DCGI)的紧急使用授权(EUA),因此监管机构和制造商正密切关注和监测免疫接种后报告的不良事件(AEFI),以便对任何新的安全信息进行快速识别和采取行动。对75名完全接种疫苗的志愿者进行了回顾性观察队列调查。数据被收集和分析。第一次使用COVISHIELD和COVAXIN的AEFI比例分别为92.45%和77.27%,第二次使用COVISHIELD和COVAXIN的AEFI比例分别为86.79%和72.72%。然而,在调查期间没有SAE报告,近20%的受试者知道AEFI报告,但由于疏忽而没有报告。发热是两种疫苗中最常见的AEFI。只有6.66%的志愿者在接种疫苗后感染了COVID-19。
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