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Chinese University of Hong Kong study found infected with influenza A H1N1 (HSI) hospitalized patients, Qi Cheng serious complications, half of them healthy young adults. Case studies and found that mutation of the virus. The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Professor Department of Microbiology, Paul Chan (photo), said the influenza A H1N1 influenza for the conduct of clinical research, collection from 2009 to 2010 of 382 hospitalized cases and found that patients with serious complications including Qi Cheng, half of them young, healthy adults; and have four cases that mutation of the virus, accounting for intensive care patients require one-fifth.
Hong Kong Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Paul Chan: The four cases in common is that they are young, they are not chronically ill, so we doubt this variant is the major cause of severe pneumonia caused by them, the 4 cases also require intensive treatment to recover. Study found infected with influenza H1N1 due to severe complications of influenza in patients receiving antiviral treatment, is not ideal. Hong Kong Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Paul Chan: 5 days in general we will give the drug, in fact, a lot of time in 5 days not enough, I suggest a little time to think about long, 10 days or 14 days, while doses sometimes Some patients need to improve. But it is not resistance, we found no resistant virus, but use the higher dose and longer time.
For the 2009 year, infected with influenza A H1N1 and influenza in young people, mostly Paul Chan said this was because young people lack immunity. Hong Kong Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Paul Chan: the young man never touched, so the infection after exposure, while there will be symptoms of the virus 60 years ago, the opposite should pop off, so people over the age of 60 have some have antibodies to it, but after they were exposed to relatively minor infection, so relatively speaking, young people, some of the more serious the second quarter. Influenza A H1N1 influenza comeback, Paul Chan believed the external influenza pandemic similar situations, he is expected to peak this year, the grim situation of influenza in Hong Kong urged the public to strengthen the protective vaccination. These are from the Sound of Hope Radio reporter Lin Xiuyi interview in Hong Kong reported.
http://soundofhope.org/programs/162/180235-1.asp
Hong Kong Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Paul Chan: The four cases in common is that they are young, they are not chronically ill, so we doubt this variant is the major cause of severe pneumonia caused by them, the 4 cases also require intensive treatment to recover. Study found infected with influenza H1N1 due to severe complications of influenza in patients receiving antiviral treatment, is not ideal. Hong Kong Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Paul Chan: 5 days in general we will give the drug, in fact, a lot of time in 5 days not enough, I suggest a little time to think about long, 10 days or 14 days, while doses sometimes Some patients need to improve. But it is not resistance, we found no resistant virus, but use the higher dose and longer time.
For the 2009 year, infected with influenza A H1N1 and influenza in young people, mostly Paul Chan said this was because young people lack immunity. Hong Kong Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Paul Chan: the young man never touched, so the infection after exposure, while there will be symptoms of the virus 60 years ago, the opposite should pop off, so people over the age of 60 have some have antibodies to it, but after they were exposed to relatively minor infection, so relatively speaking, young people, some of the more serious the second quarter. Influenza A H1N1 influenza comeback, Paul Chan believed the external influenza pandemic similar situations, he is expected to peak this year, the grim situation of influenza in Hong Kong urged the public to strengthen the protective vaccination. These are from the Sound of Hope Radio reporter Lin Xiuyi interview in Hong Kong reported.
http://soundofhope.org/programs/162/180235-1.asp