Ring Vaccination and Smallpox Control¶
Kretzschmar, M., van den Hof, S., Wallinga, J., & van Wijngaarden, J. (2004). Ring Vaccination and Smallpox Control. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 10(5), 832-841.
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- Path
- In epidemiology chains of transmission are paths through the contact network, and contact tracing reconstructs a path from index case to subsequent infections.
This sourceModels transmission chains as paths through a contact network, with contact tracing reconstructing the path from index case onward and ring vaccination severing forward transmission edges.
- In epidemiology chains of transmission are paths through the contact network, and contact tracing reconstructs a path from index case to subsequent infections.
- Sacrifice Periphery To Defend Core
- In disease control it is ring vaccination and ring culling, sacrificing a perimeter around the protected population.
This sourceAnalyzes ring vaccination — immunizing a perimeter of contacts around cases to contain spread — as a containment strategy that sacrifices/treats a ring around the protected population.
- In disease control it is ring vaccination and ring culling, sacrificing a perimeter around the protected population.
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