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ABSTRACT
Background:
While we are inching towards global eradication of polio, the paralysis
due to non-polio viruses (NPEV) poses greater challenge. Factors
responsible for causing Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP) were studied in
3596 AFP patients in 64 districts of Uttar-Pradesh, India, to observe
indirect relationship of AFP with wild polio as well as NPEV. A recent
study suggests the need to investigate polio virus negative but NPEV
positive AFP cases. Methods: The lab results of the stool samples of
these children were line listed and analysed to observe the association
of various factors with respect to presence of paralysis on 60 follow-up
days. Taking zero OPV dose AFP cases as a biological base, we studied
the relationship of presence of paralysis at 60 follow-up days to that
of presence of NPEV in stool samples while polio virus was present or
absent. Results: 70 of the 86 AFP cases (81%) with zero OPV dose and
having only NPEV isolated in stool samples were having paralysis at 60
follow-up days. There were 4.54% (162) AFP cases, which did not carry
any polio virus but were having NPEV isolated in the stool samples and
paralysis at 60 follow-up days. 79% (75/95) of zero OPV dose children,
who were having residual weakness at 60 follow-up days, were carrying
both polio virus as well as NPEV in their stool samples. Total AFP
cases, having residual weakness at 60 follow-up days and having NPEV in
stool samples, decreased with increase in OPV doses; a behavior similar
to what wild polio viruses (WPV) have to OPV. Conclusions: Maybe polio
like NPEV is active for causing severe paralysis in children and is
responding to the OPV. As is evident in the studies by M. Margalith, B.
Fattal et al. [1] that there is an antibody response to the
enteroviruses, we can think of coming out with a vaccine against the
enteroviruses. Therefore, enterovirus vaccine can be produced on similar
lines to that of OPV, as now we have enough isolates of NPEV. Effective
NPEV surveillance system also needs to be in place.
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