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4 severe cases in Spain in the last week ( AH1N1)

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
In week 49/2010 the overall incidence rate of influenza cases decreased to 13.76 per 100,000 inhabitants, continuing below the baseline established for the season 2010-2011.

The level of influenza intensity is low in the territory under surveillance and is associated a sporadic and mixed circulation of influenza virus and B and AnH1N1


In week 49/2010, There have been reported four serious cases of confirmed hospitalized AnH1N1 influenza virus, they are all men aged 24-57 years who had no risk factors and were admitted to the ICU between 5 and 11 December. Two were diagnosed with acute respiratory distress syndrome and the other two with pneumonia.

Up to week 49/2010 there have been nine severe cases confirmed and hospitalized, all men and 89% without risk factors.

http://vgripe.isciii.es/gripe/documentos/20102011/boletines/grn492010.pdf
 
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