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Navarra - Influenza Weekly Update. Season 2010/2011

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Influenza Weekly Update. Navarra.

Season 2010/2011 (Week 3)






Evolution of ILI incidence.


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  • 2,9 cases per 1,000 population




    [*]24 Samples have tested positive for influenza. All are pH1N1.




    [*]Decreasing Trend




    [*]Widespread Influenza Activity






ILI Incidence by Age Group.


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Percentage of viral detection and number of isolates.


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  • The percentage of nasal swabs positive for influenza has decreased to 45%; Predominant strain is pH1N1.





Number of patients with pneumonia attended in Emergency services and Primary health care by week.


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Emergencies attended in the public hospitals (National Health System) of Pamplona and Estella related to Influenza and Pneumonia. 2010/2011

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Additional Information

  • 16 Severe flu cases (pH1N1) were hospitalized in current week 3/2011.



    [*]Sporadic vaccine failure has been reported, most of these patients have underlying health conditions. In general terms the vaccine is still effective.


PDF (Spanish) - http://www.navarra.es/NR/rdonlyres/A109836D-A2A5-47D6-B63F-222BEFEC1972/172644/InformeGripesem3.pdf
 
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