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ILI: 2%
3 new hospitalizations; total 12
3.2% rapid influenza tests performed by sentinel laboratories were positive for influenza A and 0.5% was positive for flu B.
No respiratory specimens were tested by the OSDH Public Health Laboratory (PHL) during this surveillance period for influenza.
Since September 30, 2012, 6 of 28 (21%) specimens tested by the OSDH PHL by PCR were positive for seasonal influenza A H3. http://www.ok.gov/health/Disease,_P..._Service/Disease_Information/OK_Flu_View.html
Week 49: Local
ILI: 3% (Two Oklahoma regions, the Northwest and Tulsa region, exceeded the 3.5% baseline)
10 new hospitalizations; total 30
Seventeen (4.9%) of the 346 rapid influenza tests performed by sentinel laboratories were positive for influenza; fifteen (4.3%) positive for influenza A and 2 (0.6%) positive for influenza B.
Seven (88%) of the eight respiratory specimens tested for influenza by PCR at the OSDH Public Health Laboratory during this surveillance period were positive for influenza.Six specimens tested positive for influenza A (H3) and one specimen was positive for influenza B. http://www.ok.gov/health/Disease,_P..._Service/Disease_Information/OK_Flu_View.html
ILI: 4.2% (above previous two seasons for this time and exceeding the 3.5% baseline)
11 new hospitalizations; total 51
8.9% positive for influenza (rapid): A(H3)
Four (50.0%) of the eight respiratory specimens tested for influenza by PCR at the OSDH Public Health Laboratory during this surveillance period were positive for influenza.All four specimens were positive for influenza A (H3). http://www.ok.gov/health/Disease,_P..._Service/Disease_Information/OK_Flu_View.html
Re: Oklahoma 2012-13 Season: Weeks 47-52 (One New Death; Total Two)
Re: Oklahoma 2012-13 Season: Weeks 47-52 (One New Death; Total Two)
Week 52: 1 new death (age 65 and over); total 2
ILI: 10.4% (above previous two seasons for this time and exceeding the 3.5% baseline) 64 new hospitalizations; total 171
Ninety-five (14.3%) of the 664 rapid influenza tests performed by sentinel laboratories were positive for influenza; 83 (87%) were positive for influenza A and 12 (13%) were positive for influenza B.
