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Chile: 1% of A/H1N1 cases are serious

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.emol.com/noticias/nacional/detalle/detallenoticias.asp?idnoticia=361609

Minsal with human influenza in Chile: Only one percent of the cases are serious

Moreover, 60 percent of the reported cases are recovered and 38.9 percent are at home without complications.
ORBE
Saturday June 6, 2009 15:38

SANTIAGO .- The outbreak of human influenza in Chile has behaved like the rest of the world: a vast majority of mild cases, focusing on children under 20 years, and very few serious cases.

The ISP and the private sector of Health reported a total of 890 cases nationwide.

Of these, 411 are confirmed by the ISP 479 and the private sector. It should be noted that since May 20, 4 laboratories belonging to private schools (Las Condes Clinic, German, and St. Mary's Hospital in addition to the UC), began to perform PCR tests to confirm or rule out infection by this virus.

Therefore, 479 cases are equivalent to those found in recent d?as.
Del total of 17 confirmed cases, 10 people are serious. Indicating that the outbreak in Chile has behaved like the rest of the world, a vast majority of mild cases, focusing on children under 20 years, and very few serious cases.

This translates into a 98.9 per cent of cases of mild and a 1.1 of a serious nature.

60 per cent of all reported cases are now healthy and 38.9, the sick are at home without complications.

The disease has a much higher frequency in three regions of the country, The Lakes (7 per thousand), Rivers (4 per thousand) and the Metropolitan Region (3.6 per thousand). In the latter, the outbreak is concentrated in the East and have started to register cases in the South East.
 
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