1. Even with the elimination of measles, cases of SSPE may still occur 20 to 30 years after the last measles cases because of the skew of the latency distribution.

2. SSPE due to wild virus has been reported in persons who have been immunized with measles vaccine and have no history of symptomatic natural measles infection.

3. Re-emergence of SSPE cases has been seen after outbreaks of measles following a period of good measles control.

4. Measles immunization programmes have the potential to eliminate SSPE through the elimination of measles.

5. Initial symptoms of SSPE typically occur some years after natural measles infection and proceed over months or years to coma and death.

6. A risk as high as 27.9 SSPE cases per 100 000 cases of measles has been cited.

7. Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis ( SSPE ) is a serious disorder of central nervous system caused by defective measles virus.

8. Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) is a very rare, progressive neurological disorder.

9. The Committee reviewed the epidemiology of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) and the purported relationship between measles immunization and the occurrence of SSPE.

10. In many countries with good measles control, an increasing age at onset of SSPE has been observed attributable to cases that acquired measles infection at a time when the disease was more prevalent.

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11. Available epidemiological data are consistent with a directly protective effect of vaccine against SSPE mediated by preventing measles.

12. In countries with good measles control through vaccination, a decline in new SSPE cases is seen a few years after the decline in measles incidence.

13. There is no evidence that measles vaccine accelerates the course of SSPE or triggers SSPE or causes SSPE in those with an established benign persistent wild measles infection.

14. Available epidemiological data, in line with virus genotyping data, do not suggest that measles vaccine virus can cause SSPE.

15. Teaches Physical Education required, elective P. E. courses and SSPE Course (Athetics).

16. Objective To improve the understanding of MRI findings in severe SSPE.