Sonia Radice

Dr. Sonia Radice

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Academic Career Length

31Years (1996-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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16 October 2013 in PLOS ONE
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PPPaolo Pellegrino
Paolo Pellegrino
CCCarla Carnovale
Carla Carnovale
VPValentina Perrone
Valentina Perrone
MPMarco Pozzi
Marco Pozzi
SAStefania Antoniazzi
Stefania Antoniazzi
SRSonia Radice
Sonia Radice
To evaluate epidemiological features of post vaccine acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) by considering data from different pharmacovigilance surveillance systems. The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) database and the EudraVigilance post-authorisation module (EVPM) were searched to identify post vaccine ADEM cases. Epidemiological features including sex and related vaccines were analysed. We retrieved 205 and 236 ADEM cases from the EVPM and VAERS databases, respectively, of which 404 were considered for epidemiological analysis following verification and causality assessment. Half of the patients had less than 18 years and with a slight male predominance. The time interval from vaccination to ADEM onset was 2-30 days in 61% of the cases. Vaccine against seasonal flu and human papilloma virus vaccine were those most frequently associated with ADEM, accounting for almost 30% of the total cases. Mean number of reports per year between 2005 and 2012 in VAERS database was 40±21.7, decreasing after 2010 mainly because of a reduction of reports associated with human papilloma virus and Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus, Polio and Haemophilus Influentiae type B vaccines. This study has a high epidemiological power as it is based on information on adverse events having occurred in over one billion people. It suffers from lack of rigorous case verification due to the weakness intrinsic to the surveillance databases used. At variance with previous reports on a prevalence of ADEM in childhood we demonstrate that it may occur at any age when post vaccination. This study also shows that the diminishing trend in post vaccine ADEM reporting related to Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus, Polio and Haemophilus Influentiae type B and human papilloma virus vaccine groups is most likely due to a decline in vaccine coverage indicative of a reduced attention to this adverse drug reaction.

11 April 2019 in CNS Drugs
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FMFaizan Mazhar
Faizan Mazhar
MPMarco Pozzi
Marco Pozzi
MGMarta Gentili
Marta Gentili
MSMarco Scatigna
Marco Scatigna
ECEmilio Clementi
Emilio Clementi
CCCarla Carnovale
Carla Carnovale

9 November 2014 in Immunologic Research
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PPPaolo Pellegrino
Paolo Pellegrino
VPValentina Perrone
Valentina Perrone
MPMarco Pozzi
Marco Pozzi
CCCarla Carnovale
Carla Carnovale
Cristiana PerrottaCristiana Perrotta
Cristiana Perrotta
SRSonia Radice
Sonia Radice

3 August 2013 in European Journal of Pediatrics
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CCCarla Carnovale
Carla Carnovale
VCValentino Conti
Valentino Conti
VPValentina Perrone
Valentina Perrone
SAStefania Antoniazzi
Stefania Antoniazzi
MPMarco Pozzi
Marco Pozzi
SRSonia Radice
Sonia Radice

25 February 2022 in Expert Review of Vaccines
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MGMichele Gringeri
Michele Gringeri
VBVera Battini
Vera Battini
GCGianluca Cammarata
Gianluca Cammarata
GMGiulia Mosini
Giulia Mosini
GGGreta Guarnieri
Greta Guarnieri
CCCarla Carnovale
Carla Carnovale
A few cases of Herpes Zoster and Simplex reactivation following COVID-19 immunization have been recently described, but the real extent of this suspected adverse event has not been elucidated yet.W...

1 August 2014 in Vaccine
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PPPaolo Pellegrino
Paolo Pellegrino
CCCarla Carnovale
Carla Carnovale
VPValentina Perrone
Valentina Perrone
MPMarco Pozzi
Marco Pozzi
SAStefania Antoniazzi
Stefania Antoniazzi
ECEmilio Clementi
Emilio Clementi