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What is Under national polio eradication programme, a case of acute flaccid paralysis is confirmed as polio by surveillance after how many days? and explain in detail?
60 days REF: Park 20' edition page 177, 178, Infectious disease surveillance - Nkuchia M. M'ikanatha Page 507, www.npspindia.org "As soon as lab results and (when required) 60-day follow-up repos are available, the cases are classified at NPSU as polio or non-polio AFP. Cases with inadequate specimens are reexamined at 60-days; if no residual weakness is found, the case is discarded as non-polio AFP. Beyond 60 days after paralysis onset, the likelihood of detecting poliovirus is very low"