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Prophylaxis after Exposure to Coxiella burnetii - CDC
Equation 1: (in the main text), the inputs (on the right side of equation) are calculated as follows. For each outcome (i.e., branch of treeâsee Figures 1â3 in text):.
Prophylaxis after Exposure to Coxiella burnetii Technical Appendix Equation 1: (in the main text), the inputs (on the right side of equation) are calculated as follows. For each outcome (i.e., branch of tree–see Figures 1–3 in text): Equation 2: Number of a given adverse health outcome without PEP = Number persons exposed × probability of given outcome Equation 3: Number of a given adverse health outcome after PEP = Number persons exposed × probability of outcome × effectiveness of PEP against given outcome For each type of PEP-related adverse health outcome (see Table 2 in text). Equation 4: Number of given PEP-related adverse events = number administered PEP × probability of given adverse event
