Author: Ali, Tanya; Scott, Nathaniel; Kallas, Wendy; Halliwell, Mary Ellen; Savino, Carol; Rosenberg, Eric; Ferraro, MaryJane; Hohmann, Elizabeth
Title: Detection of influenza antigen with rapid antibody-based tests after intranasal influenza vaccination (FluMist). Cord-id: fxr0u7v2 Document date: 2004_1_1
ID: fxr0u7v2
Snippet: Rapid tests for influenza antigen detection are frequently used, but it is not known how receipt of intranasal influenza vaccine affects results of these tests. We tested healthy adults who received either intranasal or intramuscular influenza vaccine. Of the 14 intranasal vaccine recipients, 7 (50%) had a direct fluorescent antibody test (DFA) result and 2 (14%) had an enzyme immunoassay (EIA) result that was positive for influenza antigen within 7 days after vaccination. No subjects had positi
Document: Rapid tests for influenza antigen detection are frequently used, but it is not known how receipt of intranasal influenza vaccine affects results of these tests. We tested healthy adults who received either intranasal or intramuscular influenza vaccine. Of the 14 intranasal vaccine recipients, 7 (50%) had a direct fluorescent antibody test (DFA) result and 2 (14%) had an enzyme immunoassay (EIA) result that was positive for influenza antigen within 7 days after vaccination. No subjects had positive EIA results on day 12 or 13 after vaccination. For some intranasal vaccine recipients, rapid influenza-antigen detection tests yield positive results within 1 week after vaccination.
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