Influenza infection of 15th week(apr.12-apr.18) 2010 in Hungary

The National Centre for Epidemiology Information
influenza surveillance data
Hungary
2010th 15th seven
The watch reports of the participating physicians based on the estimate made by the
2010th April 12 to 18. between the country in the weeks preceding hetinél even fewer patients, ca. 3400 turned
medical attention because of flu symptoms.
15 calendar week, a doctor turns around one-fifth were children (19.2%). 24.8% of the patients
the 15-24 year-olds, 22.7% of them was among the 25-34 year olds. The 35-59 year-olds 24.7%, while the
60 years or older was 8.6%.
2010. 15th Year week of the flu, or flu-like illness of 13 people have been
in hospital, six people have received intensive care and mechanical ventilation was required up to 5 people. The
Patients referred to hospital for 38.5% of the children was 38.5% of 30-64 year olds, while 23.1% are 65 years or older
belonged to age group. Young people aged 15-29 had not been hospitalized.
This week, an influenza A (H1N1) v vírusfertőzéssel related deaths (59
year-old woman) was recorded.
15 week, a total of 41 influenza patients suspicious substance was sent for virological testing
testing. The sentinel physicians, the actual visit by the department of respiratory virus in respiratory samples of 14 posts
there was no influenza A (H1N1) virus, v is positive, Chlamydia pneumoniae infection in one patient
evidence of the studies. The conventional (diagnostic purposes) of the responses to Submit
Two of 27 samples proved to be influenza A (H1N1), A positive (7.4%). This week a total of 2 patients
confirmed influenza A virus infection and disease in a 2 of influenza A (H1N1) virus v.
Conclusion: The clinical and virological data in the assessment concluded that
Hungary in 2010. the fifteenth week of the year was the continuing low influenza
activity.
2009. 21-2010. 15th weeks of 9529 patients with viral influenza test
to detect. 15 week 2 new confirmed case of a pandemic caused by H1N1 variant,
cumulative number of known diseases, 2158, rose. Influenza A (H1N1) infection v
associated, has become known deaths in the 15th Registered number of 134th week
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