Prakt. lékáren. 2008; 4(5): 230-234

Spolehlivá ochrana po očkování proti papillomavirovým nákazám

RNDr. Marek Petráš
Specialista v oboru vakcinologie, Praha

Již v roce 2006 byla u nás k tomuto očkování používaná čtyřvalentní vakcína Silgard (v některých zemích s názvem Gardasil). O rok později byla na našem trhu nabídnuta i bivalentní vakcína Cervarix. V současnosti máme v České republice k dispozici obě dvě celosvětově dostupné komerční vakcíny určené k prevenci papillomavirových nákaz.Konkurenční prostředí vyvolává mnoho diskutabilních pohledů na obě vakcíny a vyzdvihují se jejich jednotlivé přednosti. Cílem tohoto článku je shrnout poznatky zaměřené na účinnost tohoto očkování a případně vyvrátit či potvrdit některé sporné otázky.

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