Occurrence of Autoimmune Diseases Related to the Vaccine against Yellow Fever

Table 1

Cases of autoimmune diseases after yellow fever vaccination.

	Author	Disease	Age (years)	Gender	Time between vaccine and symptoms (days)	Symptoms	McHarm (quality)	Other vaccines
1	McMahon et al. [11]	GBS	49	M	10	Headache, diplopia	Good	Meningitis, dT, typhoid fever, Salk
2	McMahon et al. [11]	GBS	37	M	16	Headache, blurred vision	Good	Hep B, meningitis, dT
3	McMahon et al. [11]	GBS	17	F	7	Difficulty breathing	Good	Typhoid, Hep A, dT
4	McMahon et al. [11]	GBS	56	M	27	Paresis	Good	Hep A, Hep B, typhoid fever, meningitis
5	McMahon et al. [11]	GBS	63	F	16	Headache, unsteady gait	Good	Hep A
6	McMahon et al. [11]	GBS	68	F	8	Paresis	Good	dT, Hep A, typhoid
8	McMahon et al. [11]	ADEM	18	M	20	Eye pain, paresis, blurred vision	Good	dT, MMR
9	McMahon et al. [11]	ADEM	61	M	7	Unsteady gait	Good	dT, hepatitis A
10	Miller et al. [15]	MS	22	M	“Few hours”	Visual loss, paresis	Bad	Typhoid, tetanus, chickenpox
11	Perumalswami et al. [16]	AIH	31	F	11	Liver failure	Intermediate	Hep A
12	Schmöeller et al. [17]	KD	12	M	20	Conjunctivitis, fever, coronary aneurism	Bad	None
13	Stangos et al. [18]	MEWDS	50	F	10	Temporary visual loss	Intermediate	Hepatitis A
14	Vital et al. [19]	MS?	66	M	15	Facial paralysis	Bad	None

GBS: Guillain-Barré syndrome; ADMS: acute demyelinating multiple sclerosis; AIH: autoimmune hepatitis; KD: Kawasaki disease; MEWDS: multiple evanescent white dot syndrome; dT: dyphteria and tetanus; Hep B: hepatitis B; Hep A: hepatitis A; MMR: Measles-Mumps-Rubella.