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Louisiana 2009-2010 Flu Season

Re: Influenza Surveillance report Week 42 - From 10/18/2009 to 10/24/2009

Re: Influenza Surveillance report Week 42 - From 10/18/2009 to 10/24/2009

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Influenza Surveillance report Week 39

http://www.dhh.state.la.us/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0939.pdf

Influenza Surveillance report Week 40

http://www.dhh.state.la.us/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0940.pdf

Influenza Surveillance report Week 41

http://www.dhh.state.la.us/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0941.pdf


I compiled the 3 most important risk factors from Week 39 (9/27/2009 to 10/3/2009) to Week 42 (10/18/2009 to 10/24/2009)


Risk factors data Week 39 to Week 42 for Asthma Pregnant Chr Pulmonary (Op, Hosp)


Risk Factors Week 39 Week 40 Week 41 Week 42

Asthma 4.0% 3.9% 4.5% 4.3% 4.7% 4.6% 4.9% 5.3%


Pregnant .2% 2.7% .3% 3.1% .3% 3.6% .3% 3.9%


Chr Pulmonary .3% 2.2% .4% 2.7% .4% 2.8% .4% 3.1%
 
Re: Influenza Surveillance report Week 43 - From 10/25/2009 to 10/31/2009

Re: Influenza Surveillance report Week 43 - From 10/25/2009 to 10/31/2009

Influenza Surveillance report Week 43 - From 10/25/2009 to 10/31/2009

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0943.pdf


Brief analyse:

Clinical data: Pneumonia/ARDS net increase from Week 39 (9.5%) to Week 43 (12.4%).

The 3 major risk factors for hospitalisation are still rising. From Week 42 to 43, Asthma went from 5.3% to 5.7%, Pregnant from 3.9% to 4.1% and Chr. Pulmonary from 3.1% to 3.6%.

If we look at Obesity, net increase from Week 42, 1.7% to Week 43, 2.6%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 43

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 43

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 44

11/01/09 to 11/07/09

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0944.pdf


Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 45

11/08/09 to 11/14/09

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0945.pdf


Week 45 : decrease in doctor's visits and hospitalisations.

Clinical data Pneumonia increased at 13.1%

4 major risk factors still increasing:

Asthma now at 6.1%, Pregnant, 4.5%, Chr Pulmonary 4.2% and Obesity now at 3.4%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 45

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 45

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 46
11/15/09 to 11/21/09

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0946.pdf


Week 46 : decrease in doctor's visits, increase in hospitalisations

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS increased at 13.3%

4 major risk factors:

Asthma (increase) now at 6.3%, Pregnant (increase), 4.6%, Chr Pulmonary (increase)4.4% and Obesity (stable) at 3.4%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 46

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 46

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 47: 11/22/09 to 11/28/09

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0947.pdf


Week 47 : decrease in doctor's visits, stable in hospitalisations

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS (no change) at 13.3%

4 major risk factors:

Asthma (stable) at 6.3%, Pregnant (stable) at 4.6%, Chr Pulmonary (increase)4.5% and Obesity (increase) at 3.7%. Factor that has increased the most this week is Obesity.
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Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 49

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 49

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 48: 11/29/09 to 12/5/09

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0948.pdf


Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 49: 12/06/09 to 12/12/09

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0949.pdf

Week 49 : increase in doctor's visits, decrease in hospitalisations

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS increased at 13.9%

4 major risk factors:

Asthma increased at 6.5%, Pregnant increased at 4.9%, Chr Pulmonary increased 4.9% and Obesity increased at 3.9%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 49

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 49

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 50: 12/13/09 to 12/19/09

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0950.pdf

Week 50 : decrease in doctor's visits, decrease in hospitalisations

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS increased, now at 14%

4 major risk factors:

Asthma increased at 6.7%, Pregnant stable at 4.9%, Chr Pulmonary stable 4.9% and Obesity stable at 3.9%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 51

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 51

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 51: 12/20/09 to 12/26/09

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices/publications/pubs-249/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary0951.pdf

Week 51 : increase in doctor's visits, increase in hospitalisations

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS increased, now at 14.1%

4 major risk factors for hospitalisation:

Asthma increased at 6.8%, Pregnant stable at 4.9%, Chr Pulmonary stable 4.9% and Obesity increased, now at 4%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 52 (41 total deaths)

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 52 (41 total deaths)

Week 52:

"Overall Influenza Activity

* DHH confirmed one H1N1-related death in the past week, an adult female from Region I (the four-parish region including New Orleans). Louisiana's total of H1N1-related deaths is 41.
* There are now 1,921 total lab-confirmed cases of the H1N1 flu in the state of Louisiana.
* Estimates derived by DHH in conjunction with CDC data indicate approximately 222,000 Louisianians currently have or have had the H1N1 flu.
* Louisiana has seen a noticeable decrease in influenza transmission over the past several weeks. However, residents should still take precautions and stay aware of the situation surrounding H1N1 influenza, as transmission could increase again without warning as we move into winter and regular flu season."
http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/news.asp?ID=1&Detail=1573
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 52 (41 total deaths)

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 52 (41 total deaths)

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 52: 12/27/09 to 01/02/2010

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices...ummary0952.pdf

Week 52 : decrease in doctor's visits, increase in hospitalisations

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS - no change,14.1%

4 major risk factors for hospitalisation:

Asthma stable at 6.8%, Pregnant increased , now at 5.1%, Chr Pulmonary stable 4.9% and Obesity increased, now at 4.1%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 1

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 1

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 1: 01/03/2010 to 01/09/2010

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/office...nza/10/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary1001.pdf

Week 1 : increase in doctor's visits, decrease in hospitalisations

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS - increased at 14.3%

4 major risk factors for hospitalisation:

Asthma increased at 6.9%, Pregnant increased , now at 5.2%, Chr Pulmonary increased, now at 5.2% and Obesity increased, now at 4.2%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 2

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 2

Missouriwatcher said:
Week 2:

Number of cases doubled from last week.
43 total deaths
http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/office...nza/10/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary1002.pdf
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Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 2: 01/10/2010 to 01/16/2010

Week 2 : increase in doctor's visits, slight decrease in hospitalisation

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS - increased from 14.3% to 14.6%

4 major risk factors for hospitalisation:

Asthma increased from 6.9% to 7.1%, Pregnant stable at 5.2%, Chr Pulmonary stable at 5.2% and Obesity increased from 4.2% to 4.3%.
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 3 (43 total deaths)

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 3 (43 total deaths)

Week 3

* DHH confirmed two H1N1-related deaths in the past two weeks, an adult female from Region VI (the eight-parish region including Alexandria) and an adult female from Region VIII (the 12-parish region including Monroe). Louisiana's total of H1N1-related deaths is 43.
* There are now 1,973 total lab-confirmed cases of the H1N1 flu in the state of Louisiana.
* Estimates derived by DHH in conjunction with CDC data indicate approximately 237,000 Louisianians currently have or have had the H1N1 flu.
* Louisiana has seen a noticeable decrease in influenza transmission over the past several weeks. However, residents should still take precautions and stay aware of the situation surrounding H1N1 influenza, as transmission could increase again without warning as we move into winter and regular flu season.
http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/news.asp?Detail=1579

MMWR week 3 for Shreveport shows 12.2% P&I deaths for last week. (New Orleans is Unavailable)
 
Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 3 (43 total deaths)

Re: Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 3 (43 total deaths)

Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 3: 01/17/2010 to 01/23/2010

http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/office...nza/10/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary1003.pdf

Week 3 : increase in doctor's visits, slight increase in hospitalisation

Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS - increased from 14.6% to 14.7%

4 major risk factors for hospitalisation:

Asthma increased to 7.2%, Pregnant increased from 5.2% to 5.6% Chr Pulmonary increased to 5.3% and Obesity increased to 4.5%.

Note: Doctor's visits are on the rise since January 3 (Week 1)
 
Re: Louisiana Week 4-- 1 New Death (44 total)

Re: Louisiana Week 4-- 1 New Death (44 total)

Missouriwatcher said:
Week 4:

1 New death; 44 total

ILI: around 5%
Number of cases continue to rise (for the third week in a row)
School absenteeism "very high" in LA region 7.
http://www.dhh.louisiana.gov/office...nza/10/__InfluenzaSurveillanceSummary1004.pdf
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Louisiana Influenza Surveillance Report Week 4: 01/24/2010 to 01/30/2010


Week 4 : decrease in doctor's visits, decrease in hospitalization

..-->>Clinical data Pneumonia/ ARDS - increased from 14.7% to 15.2%

4 major risk factors for hospitalization:

Asthma increased from 7.2% to 7.8%, Pregnant increased from 5.6% to 5.7% Chr Pulmonary increased from 5.3% to 5.6% and Obesity increased from 4.5% to 4.7%.
 
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