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Koirala D Rashmi. Devesh Gupta. Alyssa Lim. Pedro Costa. Sofia Soto Monge. Mohan Perera. Marlowe, Sr. Alicia Mary Piccone. Tierra Thomas. Keiann Renae Simon. Side effects between groups following vaccination were not so different. Headache, injection site soreness, fatigue were the most common side effects after each vaccine dose, while chills and fever were present after the 2nd dose. Vaccine-induced antibodies were present in all umbilical cord blood and breastmilk samples.
Nevertheless, neutralizing antibody titers were lower in umbilical cord blood compared to maternal sera, but this finding did not achieve statistical significance median [IQR] Differences about reactogenicity among the groups were not demonstrated.
The fourth study selected [ 8 ] is a cohort study which enrolled female participants aged 18 to 45 years old, of whom 30 pregnant women and 16 lactating. Samples were obtained a median of 21 days IQR, 17—27 days after the second vaccine dose from non-pregnant women, 21 days IQR, 14—36 days from pregnant women, and 26 days IQR, 19—31 days from lactating women.
Nine women delivered and contributed newborn cord blood. No severe adverse events or pregnancy or neonatal complications were observed.
Antibody as well as CD4 and CD8 T-cell responses were present in pregnant and non-pregnant women following vaccination. Maternal titers were higher after vaccination than natural infection. Binding and neutralizing antibodies were also observed in all infant cord blood. Each of them delivered and 1 delivered a twin set.
Only 3 cord blood samples were negative to IgG dosage, including the two twin newborns. These two women got their first vaccine dose less than 3 weeks before delivery. Prabhu et al.
Fifty-five women received only one dose of the vaccine and 67 women received both doses of the vaccine prior giving birth.
Semi-quantitative testing for RBD antibodies was performed on sera of maternal peripheral blood and neonatal cord blood at the time of delivery to identify immunoglobulins. All women and their newborns, except for one neonate, had detectable IgG antibodies by 4 weeks after maternal first dose of vaccination. Another cohort study performed in Israel [ 11 ] enrolled pregnant participants, whose matched maternal cord blood samples were collected in 86 vaccinated pregnant women, 65 SARS-CoV-2 infected during pregnancy and 62 unvaccinated non-infected pregnant controls.
First dose receipt occurred at Each participant delivered during the study work-up and each vaccinated woman received the PfizerBioNTech vaccine. The conclusion of this study is that the vaccine elicits strong maternal humoral IgG response both anti-S and RBD that crosses the placenta barrier. Among pregnant women vaccinated in the seven studies, a total of infants were delivered In the Gray et al.
Among the aforementioned studies where gestational age at first dose injection was reported, most of pregnant women received their first administration in the third trimester. Of all pregnant women, received a mRNA-based vaccine and 3 an unknown vaccine: All these data are summarized in Table 1. Among non-pregnant and pregnant women were observed similar patterns of reactogenicity.
The registry enrolled participants, of whom Among the enrolled participants, most were 25—44 years of age Receipt of a first dose of vaccine was reported by 92 participants 2.
Among participants Among participants who had a complete pregnancy, this one resulted in a live birth in A total of 96 of spontaneous abortions Adverse outcomes among live-born infants, including 12 sets of multiple gestation, were preterm birth 60 of among those vaccinated before 37 weeks [9.
Among the participants with completed pregnancies who reported congenital anomalies, none had received COVID vaccine in the first trimester or periconception period, and no specific pattern of congenital anomalies was observed.
Calculated proportions of pregnancy and neonatal outcomes appeared similar to incidences published in the peer-reviewed literature. Behaier et al. We do not know if these preterm deliveries themselves were admitted to intensive care, as it is not specified in the study. However, we cannot absolutely correlate the role of the vaccination to these adverse neonatal outcomes.
Unfortunately, it is clear that safety outcomes in the newborns of vaccinated pregnant women have not been consistently reported in the literature. All the reported data in the remaining studies are referred to data extraction process, which may have generated some selection bias or accidentally omitted relevant ones. In these selected studies, it seems that no correlated adverse event occurred in newborns of vaccinated mothers.
Most of first-dose administrations in the studies focusing on vaccine safety in pregnancy were done in the 2 nd trimester. Among pregnancies in the selected studies and according to extracted data, there were 6 0.
Nevertheless, abortion rate does not differ from non-vaccinated pregnant women studied before the COVID pandemic. All the corresponding data are reported in Table 2. In all the selected cohort studies, breastmilk samples from lactating women were collected and screened for antibodies.
Of 31 lactating women of the aforementioned cohort study [ 7 ] the median months after delivery at 1 st dose were 7. In the second consulted cohort study [ 16 ], breastmilk samples from 84 women were collected before administration of the PfizerBioNTech vaccine and then once weekly for 6 weeks starting at week 2 after the first dose, and finally analyzed. Mean length of time in months at samples collection after delivery was 1. Because of the exclusive analysis of the immunoglobulins in the samples, we could not induct how many women had specific anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in their breastmilk.
In a third analyzed prospective study [ 12 ], 10 lactating women received two doses of the PfizerBioNTech mRNA-based vaccine the first dose was administered at 5.
The antibody response was rapid and highly synchronized between breastmilk and serum, reaching stabilization 14 days after the second dose. The predominant serum antibody was IgG.
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