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A. Consistent causal association to immunization
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A1. Vaccine product-related reaction (As per published literature)
A2. Vaccine quality defect-related reaction
A3. Imminization error-related reaction
A4. Immunization anxietyrelated reaction
B. Indeterminate
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*B1. Temporary relationship is consistent but there is insufficient definitive evidence for vaccine causing event (may be new vaccine-linked event)
B2. Qualifying factors result in conflicting trends of consistency and inconstistency with causal association to immunization.
C. Inconsistent causal association to immunization
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C. Coincidental Underlying or emerging condition(s), or condition(s) caused by exposure to something other than vaccine
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A. Consistent causal association to immunization
A. Consistent causal association to immunization
A1. Vaccine product-related reaction (As per published literature)
A2. Vaccine quality defect-related reaction
A3. Imminization error-related reaction
A4. Immunization anxietyrelated reaction
A1. Vaccine product-related reaction (As per published literature)
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A. Summary of factors suggesting consistent causal association to immunization
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B. Indeterminate
B. Indeterminate
*B1. Temporary relationship is consistent but there is insufficient definitive evidence for vaccine causing event (may be new vaccine-linked event)
B2. Qualifying factors result in conflicting trends of consistency and inconstistency with causal association to immunization.
B1. Temporary relationship is consistent but there is insufficient definitive evidence for vaccine causing event (may be new vaccine-linked event)
From the last column, drag and drop matching factors here
B. Summary of factors suggesting indeterminate causal association to immunization
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C. Inconsistent causal association to immunization
C. Inconsistent causal association to immunization
C. Coincidental Underlying or emerging condition(s), or condition(s) caused by exposure to something other than vaccine
C. Coincidental Underlying or emerging condition(s), or condition(s) caused by exposure to something other than vaccine
C. Summary of factors suggesting Inconsistent causal association to immunization