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Missing case listing # 169
Influenza at the human-animal interface
Summary and assessment as of 17 December2012
(updated on 20 December 2012)
Country Eygpt
Province Demietta governorate
Age (y) 2
Sex F
Date of onset 3-Dec-2012
Date of Hospitalisation 4-Dec-2012
Date of death- N/A
Oseltamivir treatment Start date- 4-Dec-2012
Exposure to Backyard poultry (chicken and ducks)
also described
ECTAD HPAI no. 558
11/12/12 – Confirmed H5N1 infection in a human, Damietta (National authorities)
H5N1 infection was reported in a two-year old female from Kafr Saad District, Damietta Governorate. She developed symptoms on 3 December 2012; samples submitted tested positive for H5N1 by RT-PCR. Investigations into the source of infection revealed that there was close contact with sick backyard chickens and ducks, which died a week before the appearance of symptoms in the patient. A detailed investigation and joint work are ongoing at the district level.
EMPRES-i
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N1), Egypt, Human
GENERAL INFO
Disease Event ID: 173844
Reporting date: 10/12/2012
Observation date: 02/12/2012
LOCATION
Region: Africa
Admin 1 (Country): Domyat (Damietta) (Egypt)
Locality: Kafr Saad
Lat/Long: 31.3581690667 / 31.7150010065
Quality of Coordinates: Centroid Admin1
DISEASE
Status: Confirmed
DISEASE: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Serotype: H5N1
Source: National Authorities
LABORATORIES
Disease Tested: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Species: …
Test: RT-PCR (reverse transcription - PCR)
Result: Positive
Result Date: 09/12/2012
Reference Laboratory: …
EMPRES-i - Global Animal Disease Information System#h=1
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Egypt - FluTrackers H5N1 Bird Flu 2012 WHO FAO MOH Confirmed & Current Suspected Case List + Links - FluTrackers
Screen clipping taken: 06/09/2013, 13:16
Egypt - FluTrackers H5N1 Bird Flu 2013 WHO FAO MOH Confirmed & Current Suspected Case List + Links - FluTrackers
"* The FT count is actually 169 based on a WHO Alert & Response report dated June 7, 2012 in which the last confirmed H5N1 case in Egypt is numbered 168."
Influenza at the human-animal interface
Summary and assessment as of 17 December2012
(updated on 20 December 2012)
Country Eygpt
Province Demietta governorate
Age (y) 2
Sex F
Date of onset 3-Dec-2012
Date of Hospitalisation 4-Dec-2012
Date of death- N/A
Oseltamivir treatment Start date- 4-Dec-2012
Exposure to Backyard poultry (chicken and ducks)
also described
ECTAD HPAI no. 558
11/12/12 – Confirmed H5N1 infection in a human, Damietta (National authorities)
H5N1 infection was reported in a two-year old female from Kafr Saad District, Damietta Governorate. She developed symptoms on 3 December 2012; samples submitted tested positive for H5N1 by RT-PCR. Investigations into the source of infection revealed that there was close contact with sick backyard chickens and ducks, which died a week before the appearance of symptoms in the patient. A detailed investigation and joint work are ongoing at the district level.
EMPRES-i
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N1), Egypt, Human
GENERAL INFO
Disease Event ID: 173844
Reporting date: 10/12/2012
Observation date: 02/12/2012
LOCATION
Region: Africa
Admin 1 (Country): Domyat (Damietta) (Egypt)
Locality: Kafr Saad
Lat/Long: 31.3581690667 / 31.7150010065
Quality of Coordinates: Centroid Admin1
DISEASE
Status: Confirmed
DISEASE: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Serotype: H5N1
Source: National Authorities
LABORATORIES
Disease Tested: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Species: …
Test: RT-PCR (reverse transcription - PCR)
Result: Positive
Result Date: 09/12/2012
Reference Laboratory: …
EMPRES-i - Global Animal Disease Information System#h=1
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Egypt - FluTrackers H5N1 Bird Flu 2012 WHO FAO MOH Confirmed & Current Suspected Case List + Links - FluTrackers
Screen clipping taken: 06/09/2013, 13:16
Egypt - FluTrackers H5N1 Bird Flu 2013 WHO FAO MOH Confirmed & Current Suspected Case List + Links - FluTrackers
"* The FT count is actually 169 based on a WHO Alert & Response report dated June 7, 2012 in which the last confirmed H5N1 case in Egypt is numbered 168."
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