| vaccinatum eczema |
The spreading of vaccinia virus to localized areas of skin, or to the entire body, in patients recently vaccinated against smallpox. This reaction is a rare complication of smallpox vaccination, occurring in about 40 per millio
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| vaccine adverse event reporting system |
ABBR: VAERS. A national surveillance system for monitoring undesirable reactions to administered vaccines.
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| vaccine extraimmunization |
The giving of excessive or repetitive doses of vaccines to children or adults, usually because of incomplete or inaccurate recordkeeping.
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| vaccine therapy |
Injection of bacteria or their products to produce active immunization against a disease. SYN: opsonic therapy.
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| vaccinia immune globulin |
An immune globulin containing vaccinia-specific antibodies. It is used for dermal complications of vaccination for smallpox (i.e., severe eczema vaccinatum and progressive vaccinia). An intravenous formulation (IV-VIG) i
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