Egypt - FAO confirms 22 human H5N1 bird flu cases w/ onset dates between 9 January - 2 February - appears to be 6 new cases - February 12, 2015

[sharon sanders]

http://cdn.aphca.org/dmdocuments/Avi...ate_120215.pdf


hat tip removed at source's request May 26, 2015



I will evaluate this report to determine how many of these cases we have on our list:


https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/...man-cases-list

[sharon sanders]

2 in Beheira (Behera) - a match

21) Egypt - Female, 35, announced as death, Beheira Death

27) Egypt - Student, 19, announced February 2, 2015, Beheira


3 in Cairo: - a match

24) Egypt - Child, 4, under treatment, Cairo

25) Egypt - Female, 6, announced as recovered, Cairo

37) Egypt - Female, adult, hospitalized, Cairo


2 in Giza:- a match

22) Egypt - Female, 31, announced as death, Giza Death

36) Egypt - Female, 1,5, hospitalized, Giza


1 in Dakahlia - a new case - will add to list


1 in Fayoum - a new case - will add to list


2 in Qalubia (Kalybia) - FAO missing 1 case

41-43) - Egypt - 3 cases, hospitalized in stable condition, Qalyubia


1 in Alexandria (Iskandaryiah) - a match

35) Egypt - Child, 2,5, Alexandria


2 in Minya: - FT case list notes 3 "cured" cases including 2 in Minya - will now add them to the numbered part of the list - a match

Female, 47 - Minya
Femake, 35 - Minya


3 in Menoufia - all new cases - will add to list

We have 3 cases listed for Menoufia but all these are before the earliest onset date listed in above FAO report,


1 in Qena (Qina) - a match:

28) Egypt - Female, 13, announced February 3, 2015, Qena


2 in Sharkia - FAO potentially missing 2 cases out of a batch announced by Sharkia MoH on Feb 5:

29-32) Egypt - On 5/2/15 Shargia health official announced a total of 6 cases/1 death to date in 2015, which is a net gain of 4 cases. Sharqia 1 Death


1 in Sohag - a match

34) Egypt - Male, 44, hospitalized, Sohag


1 in Suez - a new case - will add to list




Total of 6 cases not previously known (new) within the onset dates listed in above FAO report.

A WHO clarification would be greatly appreciated!