China - Government: Beijing reported the 2nd case of imported H7N9 cases this year - from Liaoning province - February 15, 2017

[Miyamoto Masakazu]

There is a news from Beijing:
China: Beijing reported an imported human H7N9 AIV case from Liaoning

Beijing reported this year's second imported human H7N9 AIV case.
He is living in Xingcheng city, Liaoning Province.

Age: 48 years old
Sex: Male
Surname: Miao
Onset: Jan. 31 2017
First treatment at local medical institution from 3-7 of Feb. 2017.
Since no improvement seen, e was transferred to a Medical Institution in Beijing for further treatment on the Feb. 8 early morning.
Bird-contact: Yes
Close contacts in Beijing: though no number is revealed, they showed no ILI symptoms.
(Close contacts in Liaoning: No announcement)


zhttp://news.sina.com.cn/c/2017-02-14/doc-ifyamkqa6151203.shtml

 

[tetano]

Beijing reported the second case of imported H7N9 cases this year - from Liaoning

[h=2]The third case of imported H7N9 patients with Miao Mou, male, 48 years old, Liaoning Xingcheng people; January 31 in the local incidence; February 3 -7, patients in the local medical institutions did not see the improvement; February 8 morning, transferred to Beijing medical institutions for treatment. At present, the patient is in serious condition and is still in full treatment. After investigation, the patient had a history of live birds in the field. At present, there are no related symptoms in Beijing.[/h] Beijing Youth Daily reporter yesterday from the city CDC was informed that the city reported the second case of imported H7N9 cases, patients from Liaoning into Beijing medical institutions treatment, the current condition is heavy, is still full rescue. The second case of imported H7N9 cases of patients with Miao, male, 48 years old, Liaoning Xingcheng people; January 31 in the local incidence; February 3 -7, patients in the local medical institutions did not improve; Morning, transferred to Beijing medical institutions for treatment. At present, the patient is in serious condition and is still in full treatment. After investigation, the patient had a history of live birds in the field. At present, there are no related symptoms in Beijing.

http://health.chinaso.com/jkzx/detail/20170215/1000200033028001487124474801549375_1.html

 

[tetano]

Government confirmation:

In addition, the CHP is closely monitoring one additional human H7N9 case reported in Beijing. According to the Beijing Municipal Commission of Health and Family Planning, a male patient aged 48 with exposure to poultry had onset in Xingcheng City, Liaoning. He was then sent to Beijing for treatment and is now in serious condition.

http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/2...7021600541.htm