1948-Thomas     Weller&Frederick
 Robbins succeed in growing
 poliovirus in live cells
1955:Dr.Jonas  Salk-
 inactivated,injectable vaccine

Systemic  immunity
No local immunity
No protection to
community.
1961:Dr.Albert   Sabin-live oral
 vaccine

Easy to administer
Relatively cheap
Interrupt WPV
transmission
66%-herd immunity
1980-OPV  in UIP
1988-global goal to eradicate
 polio by 2000(WHO).
zero incidence of WPV
 transmission anywhere inthe
 world.
Excludes VDPV(1case/1million
 vaccinees)
1995-IPPI
Istround-9th dec 1995&20th jan
 1996.
Under 3 yrs irrespective of
 immun status
87 million children
Jan 10,feb 7 2010
 Conducted  on NID
 sudden,simultaneous,mass admn of
  OPV,0-5yrs
 Mass immunisation campaigns
 2drops using dropper supplied with
  vial
 Extra doses
 No min interval b/w PPI &scheduled
  OPV doses
Nov- feb:low transmn season
Jun-sep:peak transmn-envt
 sources of inf
House to house search for
 missed children &vaccinating
 them on next 2 days.
1998
Colour  monitors/labels
Circle of deep blue colour
White square,heat sensitive
 material
High temp,colour changes to
 blue-ineffective
1988-125   endemic contries
2008-
 4(India,Afghanistan,Pakistan,Nig
 eria)
SEAR-India(UP&Bihar)
Kerala –last case in
 Malapuram,2000
Poor service delivery
 mechanisms
Low public awareness
Lack of comm participation
Lack of co-ordn b/w diff
 working units
Intensive pulse polio immunisation

Intensive pulse polio immunisation

  • 2.
    1948-Thomas Weller&Frederick Robbins succeed in growing poliovirus in live cells
  • 3.
    1955:Dr.Jonas Salk- inactivated,injectable vaccine Systemic immunity No local immunity No protection to community.
  • 4.
    1961:Dr.Albert Sabin-live oral vaccine Easy to administer Relatively cheap Interrupt WPV transmission 66%-herd immunity
  • 5.
    1980-OPV inUIP 1988-global goal to eradicate polio by 2000(WHO). zero incidence of WPV transmission anywhere inthe world. Excludes VDPV(1case/1million vaccinees)
  • 6.
    1995-IPPI Istround-9th dec 1995&20thjan 1996. Under 3 yrs irrespective of immun status 87 million children Jan 10,feb 7 2010
  • 7.
     Conducted on NID  sudden,simultaneous,mass admn of OPV,0-5yrs  Mass immunisation campaigns  2drops using dropper supplied with vial  Extra doses  No min interval b/w PPI &scheduled OPV doses
  • 8.
    Nov- feb:low transmnseason Jun-sep:peak transmn-envt sources of inf House to house search for missed children &vaccinating them on next 2 days.
  • 9.
    1998 Colour monitors/labels Circleof deep blue colour White square,heat sensitive material High temp,colour changes to blue-ineffective
  • 13.
    1988-125 endemic contries 2008- 4(India,Afghanistan,Pakistan,Nig eria) SEAR-India(UP&Bihar) Kerala –last case in Malapuram,2000
  • 14.
    Poor service delivery mechanisms Low public awareness Lack of comm participation Lack of co-ordn b/w diff working units