Reference:
CEPI. (2021). COVID-19 associated events of special interest including status of associated Brighton case definitions. Retrieved from https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QgF35nYcsaFN3DZTOtV_lP0TYqQzsDMUQBAd5M9brrM/edit#gid=1666959512
Summary:
This document provides an overview of COVID-19 associated events of special interest (AESI) alongside their Brighton case definitions as of October 2021. It categorises AESIs into three groups: those seen with COVID-19 disease, those with proven or theoretical associations with immunisation, and those linked to specific vaccine platforms. Notable conditions included are acute respiratory distress syndrome, myocarditis, and various coagulation disorders. The document outlines the status of Brighton case definitions, highlighting completed and ongoing working groups for conditions such as anosmia and chilblain-like lesions. It also references definitions for acute kidney and liver injuries based on expert consensus and existing literature. The information is crucial for understanding the potential health impacts of COVID-19 and vaccines, aiding in monitoring and response strategies.