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More Examples of Major or "Take" Reactions to Smallpox Vaccination

Formation by days 6-8 post-vaccination of a papule, vesicle, ulcer, or crusted central lesion, surrounded by an area of induration signifies a response to vaccination; this event is referred to as a major reaction or a "take," and usually results in a scar.

Example of a major or "take" reaction to smallpox vaccination    Example of a major or "take" reaction to smallpox vaccination

Example of a major or "take" reaction to smallpox vaccination    Example of a major or "take" reaction to smallpox vaccination

Example of a major or "take" reaction to smallpox vaccination    Example of a major or "take" reaction to smallpox vaccination

Source: Smallpox Vaccination and Adverse Events Training Module, Logical Images

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