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Brazil Influenza Surveillance 2016, 2220 deaths
- Thread starter Ronan Kelly
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tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
[h=1]Number of deaths from H1N1 in Brazil reaches 679, says Ministry[/h] This year, the number of deaths related to the H1N1 virus in Brazil reached 679, according to the latest Epidemiological Bulletin of the Ministry of Health Influenza,released on Tuesday (31). In a week were 91 new deaths from the disease. Throughout 2015, there were 36 deaths from H1N1 in pa?s.At? May 23, there were 4,153 cases of influenza of all types in Brazil. Of this total, 3,518 were influenza A (H1N1) - 530 cases more than in comparison to the last report, released a week ago.
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Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 20 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/maio/31/Informe-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE20.pdf
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 20.6% (862 / 4,184) for SG and 24.3%
(121/498) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 31.4% (4,153 / 13,239) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 30.4% (737 / 2,423) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,020
collections, and 498 (48.8%) processed. Among these, 121 (24.3%) were positive for respiratory viruses,
It is 93 (76.9%) influenza and 28 (23.1%) to other respiratory viruses. Of positive samples
Influenza were detected 78 for influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 12 influenza A virus 03 and non-subtyped
influenza B. Among the other respiratory viruses highlights the VSR with 18/26 (64.3%) of positive samples,
(Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even SE 20 2016 2,423 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 8.9%
(2,423 / 27,105) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 737 (30.4%) were confirmed to virus
influenza, and 679 (92.1%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 37 (5.0%) influenza A non-subtyped,
17 (2.3%) influenza B and 4 (0.5%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the largest number
of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 45.1% (333/737) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 50 years, ranging 0-93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.36 / 100,000. Of the 737 people who died
influenza, 500 (67.8%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, heart disease, the lung disease and diabetes (Table 1). In addition, 553
(75.0%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 to 35 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
...
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 20 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/maio/31/Informe-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE20.pdf
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 20.6% (862 / 4,184) for SG and 24.3%
(121/498) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 31.4% (4,153 / 13,239) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 30.4% (737 / 2,423) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,020
collections, and 498 (48.8%) processed. Among these, 121 (24.3%) were positive for respiratory viruses,
It is 93 (76.9%) influenza and 28 (23.1%) to other respiratory viruses. Of positive samples
Influenza were detected 78 for influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 12 influenza A virus 03 and non-subtyped
influenza B. Among the other respiratory viruses highlights the VSR with 18/26 (64.3%) of positive samples,
(Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even SE 20 2016 2,423 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 8.9%
(2,423 / 27,105) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 737 (30.4%) were confirmed to virus
influenza, and 679 (92.1%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 37 (5.0%) influenza A non-subtyped,
17 (2.3%) influenza B and 4 (0.5%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the largest number
of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 45.1% (333/737) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 50 years, ranging 0-93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.36 / 100,000. Of the 737 people who died
influenza, 500 (67.8%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, heart disease, the lung disease and diabetes (Table 1). In addition, 553
(75.0%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 to 35 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
...
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 21 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/junho/06/Boletim-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE21.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 20.8% (948 / 4,564) for SG and 24.9%
(139/558) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for influenza 32% (4,704 / 14,523) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 32% (832 / 2,606) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,129
collections, and 558 (49.4%) processed. Among these, 139 (24.9%) were positive for respiratory viruses,
It is 115 (82.7%) influenza and 32 (23%) to other respiratory viruses. Of positive samples
Influenza were detected 86 (80.4%) for influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 18 (16.8%) influenza A non-subtyped
and 03 (2.8%) influenza B. Among the other respiratory viruses highlights the VSR with 22/32 (68.8%) of
Positive samples (Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Until SE 21 2016 were reported 2,606 deaths from SARS, which corresponds to 9% (2,606 / 28,807)
of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 832 (31.9%) were confirmed for influenza virus, and
764 (91.8%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 48 (5.8%) influenza A non-subtyped, 15 (1.8%) by
influenza B and 5 (0.6%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the highest number of deaths
influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 45.7% (380/832) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.41 / 100,000. Of the 832 people who died
influenza, 590 (70.9%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, heart disease, the lung disease and diabetes (Table 1). In addition, 630
(75.7%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 to 61 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
...
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 21 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/junho/06/Boletim-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE21.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 20.8% (948 / 4,564) for SG and 24.9%
(139/558) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for influenza 32% (4,704 / 14,523) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 32% (832 / 2,606) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,129
collections, and 558 (49.4%) processed. Among these, 139 (24.9%) were positive for respiratory viruses,
It is 115 (82.7%) influenza and 32 (23%) to other respiratory viruses. Of positive samples
Influenza were detected 86 (80.4%) for influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 18 (16.8%) influenza A non-subtyped
and 03 (2.8%) influenza B. Among the other respiratory viruses highlights the VSR with 22/32 (68.8%) of
Positive samples (Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Until SE 21 2016 were reported 2,606 deaths from SARS, which corresponds to 9% (2,606 / 28,807)
of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 832 (31.9%) were confirmed for influenza virus, and
764 (91.8%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 48 (5.8%) influenza A non-subtyped, 15 (1.8%) by
influenza B and 5 (0.6%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the highest number of deaths
influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 45.7% (380/832) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.41 / 100,000. Of the 832 people who died
influenza, 590 (70.9%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, heart disease, the lung disease and diabetes (Table 1). In addition, 630
(75.7%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 to 61 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
...
tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
[h=1]Brazil recorded 5,411 cases and 886 deaths from H1N1 this year, says ministry[/h]
Brazil recorded 5,411 cases of influenza A (H1N1) between January and June 6 this year, according to data released by the Ministry of Health. In all, 886 people died as a result of this type of flu. In the same period last year, there were 19 records of the disease across the country, with two mortes.Com 2,280 cases, the Southeast region has the largest number of H1N1 records, of which 1,926 in the state of S?o Paulo. The states that reported the largest number of people infected were: Rio Grande do Sul (650 cases); Paran? (568); Goi?s (265); Mato Grosso do Sul (180); Par? (150); Rio de Janeiro (141); Holy Spirit (124); Santa Catarina (121) and the Federal District (105) .The state of S?o Paulo also leads the number of deaths from the disease, 402 deaths, followed by Rio Grande do Sul (105); Paran? (72); Goi?s (46); Rio de Janeiro (42); Mato Grosso do Sul (33); Santa Catarina (28); Holy Spirit (26); Minas Gerais (23); Para (21); Bahia (19); Pernambuco (14) and the Federal District (12).
http://www.folhavitoria.com.br/gera...-mortes-por-h1n1-este-ano-diz-ministerio.html
Brazil recorded 5,411 cases of influenza A (H1N1) between January and June 6 this year, according to data released by the Ministry of Health. In all, 886 people died as a result of this type of flu. In the same period last year, there were 19 records of the disease across the country, with two mortes.Com 2,280 cases, the Southeast region has the largest number of H1N1 records, of which 1,926 in the state of S?o Paulo. The states that reported the largest number of people infected were: Rio Grande do Sul (650 cases); Paran? (568); Goi?s (265); Mato Grosso do Sul (180); Par? (150); Rio de Janeiro (141); Holy Spirit (124); Santa Catarina (121) and the Federal District (105) .The state of S?o Paulo also leads the number of deaths from the disease, 402 deaths, followed by Rio Grande do Sul (105); Paran? (72); Goi?s (46); Rio de Janeiro (42); Mato Grosso do Sul (33); Santa Catarina (28); Holy Spirit (26); Minas Gerais (23); Para (21); Bahia (19); Pernambuco (14) and the Federal District (12).
http://www.folhavitoria.com.br/gera...-mortes-por-h1n1-este-ano-diz-ministerio.html
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 22 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/imag...uenza-SE22.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 21.2% (1,284 / 5,030) for SG and 26.4%
(195/673) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 32.2% (5,411 / 16,793) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 32.9% (979 / 2,979) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,237
collections, and 673 (49.4%) processed. Among these, 195 (24.9%) were positive for respiratory viruses,
It is 133 (74.7%) influenza and 45 (25.3%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza and
Adenovirus). Influenza positive samples were found 106 (79.7%) influenza
(H1N1) pdm09, 21 (15.8%) influenza A non-subtyped and 05 (3.8%) influenza B. Among other viruses
respiratory stands out with RSV 32/45 (71.1%) of positive samples (Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even SE 22 2016 2,979 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 9.5%
(2,979 / 31,259) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 979 (32.9%) were confirmed to virus
influenza, and 886 (90.5%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 70 (7.2%) influenza A non-subtyped,
18 (1.8%) influenza B and 5 (0.5%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the largest number
of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 45.0% (441/979) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.48 / 100,000. Of the 978 people who died
influenza, 698 (71.3%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, heart disease, the lung disease and diabetes (Table 1). In addition, 747
(76.3%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 61 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
...
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 22 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/imag...uenza-SE22.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 21.2% (1,284 / 5,030) for SG and 26.4%
(195/673) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 32.2% (5,411 / 16,793) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 32.9% (979 / 2,979) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,237
collections, and 673 (49.4%) processed. Among these, 195 (24.9%) were positive for respiratory viruses,
It is 133 (74.7%) influenza and 45 (25.3%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza and
Adenovirus). Influenza positive samples were found 106 (79.7%) influenza
(H1N1) pdm09, 21 (15.8%) influenza A non-subtyped and 05 (3.8%) influenza B. Among other viruses
respiratory stands out with RSV 32/45 (71.1%) of positive samples (Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even SE 22 2016 2,979 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 9.5%
(2,979 / 31,259) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 979 (32.9%) were confirmed to virus
influenza, and 886 (90.5%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 70 (7.2%) influenza A non-subtyped,
18 (1.8%) influenza B and 5 (0.5%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the largest number
of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 45.0% (441/979) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.48 / 100,000. Of the 978 people who died
influenza, 698 (71.3%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, heart disease, the lung disease and diabetes (Table 1). In addition, 747
(76.3%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 61 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
...
tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
H1N1 epidemic in Brazil is the deadliest since 2009
Since 2009, when the H1N1 pandemic killed more than 2,000 people in Brazil, the country has not recorded such a high number of victims by the virus. In 2016, according to report released by the Health Ministry this week, 886 people died from H1N1. (See chart below with the records since 2009) .According to the doctor Caio Rosenthal, infectious disease of the Institute of Infectious Diseases Emilio Ribas, the virus arrived "ahead of schedule" and took all unsuspecting world without antibodies. "As the epidemic came earlier than expected, the vulnerable population, ie no vaccine, was unprotected. "" As soon as the vaccine began to be distributed, the cases reduced considerably. So, I can only imagine it was a population that was not natural and vaccinated antibody " he added Rosenthal. Flu season of anticipation in Brazil was atypical, according to experts. "The expected would be the peak of cases in July. What is happening right now [in April] is a movement of anticipation of H1N1," said pediatrician Lucia Bricks, medical director of Influenza in Latin America Sanofi Pasteur. experts discuss several hypotheses that may explain the anticipation of the arrival of the virus, ranging from climatic factors to the increase in international travel that may have brought the H1N1 that circulated in the northern hemisphere. There is no definitive explanation for the early arrival of the virus.
http://www.progresso.com.br/caderno...-de-h1n1-no-brasil-e-a-mais-mortal-desde-2009
Since 2009, when the H1N1 pandemic killed more than 2,000 people in Brazil, the country has not recorded such a high number of victims by the virus. In 2016, according to report released by the Health Ministry this week, 886 people died from H1N1. (See chart below with the records since 2009) .According to the doctor Caio Rosenthal, infectious disease of the Institute of Infectious Diseases Emilio Ribas, the virus arrived "ahead of schedule" and took all unsuspecting world without antibodies. "As the epidemic came earlier than expected, the vulnerable population, ie no vaccine, was unprotected. "" As soon as the vaccine began to be distributed, the cases reduced considerably. So, I can only imagine it was a population that was not natural and vaccinated antibody " he added Rosenthal. Flu season of anticipation in Brazil was atypical, according to experts. "The expected would be the peak of cases in July. What is happening right now [in April] is a movement of anticipation of H1N1," said pediatrician Lucia Bricks, medical director of Influenza in Latin America Sanofi Pasteur. experts discuss several hypotheses that may explain the anticipation of the arrival of the virus, ranging from climatic factors to the increase in international travel that may have brought the H1N1 that circulated in the northern hemisphere. There is no definitive explanation for the early arrival of the virus.
http://www.progresso.com.br/caderno...-de-h1n1-no-brasil-e-a-mais-mortal-desde-2009
tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
[h=1]Political crisis in Brazil causes an increase in epidemics such as H1N1, experts say[/h]
In recent times, a number of disease outbreaks spread throughout Brazil and showed some further difficulties of the health system in the country. This, however, is not coincidental to the experts. According to them, the increase in the number of patients infected by diseases like the flu caused by the H1N1 virus is related to the current political crisis in the way of country policies intensa.Diverg?ncias, startled population every headline, institutional raids have repeated to exhaustion , leaving the population with a high level of stress, which, according to Edson psychologist Luiz de Toledo, master of Science from the Faculty of Medicine of USP (University of S?o Paulo), makes it more vulnerable to outbreaks such as H1N1 .
http://noticias.r7.com/saude/crise-...como-a-da-h1n1-afirmam-especialistas-11042016
In recent times, a number of disease outbreaks spread throughout Brazil and showed some further difficulties of the health system in the country. This, however, is not coincidental to the experts. According to them, the increase in the number of patients infected by diseases like the flu caused by the H1N1 virus is related to the current political crisis in the way of country policies intensa.Diverg?ncias, startled population every headline, institutional raids have repeated to exhaustion , leaving the population with a high level of stress, which, according to Edson psychologist Luiz de Toledo, master of Science from the Faculty of Medicine of USP (University of S?o Paulo), makes it more vulnerable to outbreaks such as H1N1 .
http://noticias.r7.com/saude/crise-...como-a-da-h1n1-afirmam-especialistas-11042016
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 23 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/junho/20/informe-epi-influenza-se23-2016-svs.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 21.3% (1,406 / 5,534) for SG and 27.0%
(224/759) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for influenza 33% (6,097 / 18,740) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 33.5% (1,103 / 3,288) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,350
collections, and 759 (56.2%) processed. Of these, 224 tested positive for respiratory viruses,
and 205/224 positive samples for influenza and other viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus), of
which 151 (73.7%) tested positive for influenza A, 54 (26.3%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza
and adenovirus). Influenza positive samples were found 121 (80.1%) influenza
(H1N1) pdm09, 22 (14.6%) influenza A non-subtyped, 06 (3.8%) and influenza B 02 (1,3) influenza
A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses highlights the VSR with 40/54 (74.1%) of positive samples,
(Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even SE 23 2016 3,288 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 9.9%
(3,288 / 33,187) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,103 (33.5%) were confirmed to virus
influenza, and 1.003 (90.9%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 77 (7.0%) no Influenza A
subtyped, 18 (1.6%) influenza B and 5 (0.5%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 42.7% (472 / 1,103) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.54 / 100,000. Of the 1,103 individuals who died
influenza, 782 (70.9%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, heart disease, the lung disease and diabetes (Table 1). In addition, 829
(75.2%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 61 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours
...
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 23 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/junho/20/informe-epi-influenza-se23-2016-svs.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 21.3% (1,406 / 5,534) for SG and 27.0%
(224/759) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for influenza 33% (6,097 / 18,740) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 33.5% (1,103 / 3,288) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,350
collections, and 759 (56.2%) processed. Of these, 224 tested positive for respiratory viruses,
and 205/224 positive samples for influenza and other viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus), of
which 151 (73.7%) tested positive for influenza A, 54 (26.3%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza
and adenovirus). Influenza positive samples were found 121 (80.1%) influenza
(H1N1) pdm09, 22 (14.6%) influenza A non-subtyped, 06 (3.8%) and influenza B 02 (1,3) influenza
A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses highlights the VSR with 40/54 (74.1%) of positive samples,
(Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even SE 23 2016 3,288 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 9.9%
(3,288 / 33,187) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,103 (33.5%) were confirmed to virus
influenza, and 1.003 (90.9%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 77 (7.0%) no Influenza A
subtyped, 18 (1.6%) influenza B and 5 (0.5%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 42.7% (472 / 1,103) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.54 / 100,000. Of the 1,103 individuals who died
influenza, 782 (70.9%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, heart disease, the lung disease and diabetes (Table 1). In addition, 829
(75.2%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 61 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours
...
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 24 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/ima...nforme-epidemiologico-influenza-se24-2016.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 22.2% (1,557 / 5,925) for SG and 27.3%
(270/900) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 32.1% (6,783 / 21,160) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 33.9% (1,231 / 3,629) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,482
collections, and 900 (60.7%) processed. Of these, 270 tested positive for respiratory viruses,
and 246/270 positive samples for influenza and other viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus), of
which 180 (73.2%) tested positive for influenza A, 66 (26.8%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza
and adenovirus). Influenza positive samples were found 148 (82.2%) influenza
(H1N1) pdm09, 23 (12.8%) influenza A non-subtyped, 06 (3.3%) and influenza B 03 (1,7) influenza
A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses highlights the VSR with 52/66 (78.8%) of positive samples,
(Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even SE 24 2016 3,629 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 10.2%
(3,629 / 35,461) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,231 (33.9%) were confirmed to virus
influenza, and 1.121 (91.1%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 86 (7.0%) no Influenza A
subtyped, 18 (1.5%) influenza B and 6 (0.5%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 41.7% (514 / 1,231) of the country (Annex 4)
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.60 / 100,000. Of the 1,231 individuals who died
influenza, 855 (69.5%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, cardiac patients, diabetics and patients with pulmonary disease (Table 1). In addition, 934
(75.9%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 to 64 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
...
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 24 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/ima...nforme-epidemiologico-influenza-se24-2016.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 22.2% (1,557 / 5,925) for SG and 27.3%
(270/900) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 32.1% (6,783 / 21,160) of the total samples with final classification
cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 33.9% (1,231 / 3,629) were confirmed
for influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in ICU
Regarding the samples collected by sentinel units of SARS in ICU were made 1,482
collections, and 900 (60.7%) processed. Of these, 270 tested positive for respiratory viruses,
and 246/270 positive samples for influenza and other viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus), of
which 180 (73.2%) tested positive for influenza A, 66 (26.8%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza
and adenovirus). Influenza positive samples were found 148 (82.2%) influenza
(H1N1) pdm09, 23 (12.8%) influenza A non-subtyped, 06 (3.3%) and influenza B 03 (1,7) influenza
A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses highlights the VSR with 52/66 (78.8%) of positive samples,
(Figure 2).
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even SE 24 2016 3,629 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 10.2%
(3,629 / 35,461) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,231 (33.9%) were confirmed to virus
influenza, and 1.121 (91.1%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 86 (7.0%) no Influenza A
subtyped, 18 (1.5%) influenza B and 6 (0.5%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 41.7% (514 / 1,231) of the country (Annex 4)
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The fee of
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.60 / 100,000. Of the 1,231 individuals who died
influenza, 855 (69.5%) had at least one risk factor for complications, especially
for adults ≥ 60 years, cardiac patients, diabetics and patients with pulmonary disease (Table 1). In addition, 934
(75.9%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the beginning of
treatment, ranging from 0 to 64 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
...
tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
H1N1 has killed 1233 people in Brazil in 2016, according to ministry
Since the beginning of the year until June 25, 1 233 people have died from the H1N1 virus in Brazil, according to a new epidemiological report published by the Ministry of Health. In a week, since the release of the previous report, were recorded 112 new deaths from the virus.
In all, 6 569 reported cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) by influenza A / H1N1 over 2016. SARS is a complication of the flu. In a week, there were 698 new cases of SARS H1N1 in the country.
Apart from deaths by influenza A / H1N1, was still 108 deaths by other types of influenza. S?o Paulo was the state with the highest number of deaths from influenza, corresponding to 41.2% of the total in the country.
This is already the largest number of deaths from H1N1 since the 2009 pandemic, when 2 060 people have died from the virus in Brazil. In the whole of last year, the country recorded 36 deaths from H1N1; in 2014, they were 163 and in 2013 768.
http://g1.globo.com/bemestar/notici...oas-no-brasil-em-2016-segundo-ministerio.html
Since the beginning of the year until June 25, 1 233 people have died from the H1N1 virus in Brazil, according to a new epidemiological report published by the Ministry of Health. In a week, since the release of the previous report, were recorded 112 new deaths from the virus.
In all, 6 569 reported cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) by influenza A / H1N1 over 2016. SARS is a complication of the flu. In a week, there were 698 new cases of SARS H1N1 in the country.
Apart from deaths by influenza A / H1N1, was still 108 deaths by other types of influenza. S?o Paulo was the state with the highest number of deaths from influenza, corresponding to 41.2% of the total in the country.
This is already the largest number of deaths from H1N1 since the 2009 pandemic, when 2 060 people have died from the virus in Brazil. In the whole of last year, the country recorded 36 deaths from H1N1; in 2014, they were 163 and in 2013 768.
http://g1.globo.com/bemestar/notici...oas-no-brasil-em-2016-segundo-ministerio.html
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Epidemiological report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 25 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/ima...nforme-epidemiologico-influenza-se25-2016.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 22.8% (1,489 / 6,518) for SG and 29.1%
(305 / 1,047) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 32.2% (7,441 /23.132) of all samples classified
end of cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 34.4% (1,341 / 3,902) were
confirmed influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 25 2016 sentries units SG collected 10,147 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 6518 (64.2%) were processed and
22.8% (1,489 / 6,518) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1150 (77.2%) were
positive for influenza and 340 (22.8%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus).
Among the samples positive for influenza, 910 (79.1%) were due to influenza A (H1N1) pdm09,
109 (9.5%) of influenza B, 109 (9.5%) of influenza A non-subtyped and 21 (1.8%) of influenza A (H3N2).
Among other respiratory viruses predominated circulation 167 (49.1%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples highlighting
for influenza circulating A (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza A (H1N1) and pdm09
parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. In the Northeast
and Midwest predominant Influenza circulation (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even if 25 2016 3,902 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 10,5%
(3,902 / 37,103) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,341 (34.4%) were confirmed to
influenza virus, and 1.233 (91.9%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 84 (6.3%) no Influenza A
subtyped, 18 (1.3%) for influenza B and 6 (0.4%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Appendix 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 41.2% (554 / 1,345) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The rate
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.65 / 100,000. Of the 1346 subjects who were
death from influenza, 947 (70.4%) had at least one risk factor for complications, with
especially adults ≥ 60 years, cardiac patients, diabetics and patients with pulmonary disease (Table 1). Beyond
addition, 1,035 (76.9%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the
initiation of treatment, ranging from 0 to 64 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
Epidemiological report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 25 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/ima...nforme-epidemiologico-influenza-se25-2016.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 22.8% (1,489 / 6,518) for SG and 29.1%
(305 / 1,047) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 32.2% (7,441 /23.132) of all samples classified
end of cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 34.4% (1,341 / 3,902) were
confirmed influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 25 2016 sentries units SG collected 10,147 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 6518 (64.2%) were processed and
22.8% (1,489 / 6,518) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1150 (77.2%) were
positive for influenza and 340 (22.8%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus).
Among the samples positive for influenza, 910 (79.1%) were due to influenza A (H1N1) pdm09,
109 (9.5%) of influenza B, 109 (9.5%) of influenza A non-subtyped and 21 (1.8%) of influenza A (H3N2).
Among other respiratory viruses predominated circulation 167 (49.1%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples highlighting
for influenza circulating A (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza A (H1N1) and pdm09
parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. In the Northeast
and Midwest predominant Influenza circulation (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Even if 25 2016 3,902 deaths were reported SARS, which corresponds to 10,5%
(3,902 / 37,103) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,341 (34.4%) were confirmed to
influenza virus, and 1.233 (91.9%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 84 (6.3%) no Influenza A
subtyped, 18 (1.3%) for influenza B and 6 (0.4%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Appendix 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 41.2% (554 / 1,345) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The rate
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.65 / 100,000. Of the 1346 subjects who were
death from influenza, 947 (70.4%) had at least one risk factor for complications, with
especially adults ≥ 60 years, cardiac patients, diabetics and patients with pulmonary disease (Table 1). Beyond
addition, 1,035 (76.9%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the
initiation of treatment, ranging from 0 to 64 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours.
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Epidemiological report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 26 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/imag...uenza-SE26.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.2% (1,899 / 6,881) for SG and 31.0%
(407 / 1,179) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 31.9% (8,161 / 25,614) of the total samples classified
end of cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 34.7% (1,464 / 4,238) were
confirmed influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 26 2016 sentries units SG collected 10,600 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 6,881 (64.9%) were processed and
23.2% (1,899 / 6,881) were positive for respiratory viruses, with 1,595 / 1,899 samples
positive for influenza and other viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus), of which 1218 (76.4%) were
positive for influenza and 378 (23.7%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus).
Among other respiratory viruses predominated circulation 195 (51.6%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples with
highlighting the Influenza circulation (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza
A (H1N1) pdm09 and parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. at the
Northeast and Midwest predominant Influenza circulation (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Until SE 26 2016 were reported 4,238 deaths from SARS, which corresponds to 10.9%
(4,238 / 39,054) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,464 [sic - the breakdown below totals to 1,469 - Ro] (34.7%) were confirmed to
influenza virus, and 1.357 (92.4%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 83 (5.7%) Influenza A
unsubtyped, 23 (1.6%) influenza B and 6 (0.4%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Appendix 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 41.5% (609 / 1,469) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The rate
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.71 / 100,000. Of the 1,468 individuals who were
death from influenza, 1,035 (70.5%) had at least one risk factor for complications, with
especially adults ≥ 60 years, cardiac patients, diabetics and patients with pulmonary disease (Table 1). Beyond
addition, 1,136 (77.3%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the
initiation of treatment, ranging from 0 to 64 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours
...
Epidemiological report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 26 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/imag...uenza-SE26.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.2% (1,899 / 6,881) for SG and 31.0%
(407 / 1,179) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 31.9% (8,161 / 25,614) of the total samples classified
end of cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 34.7% (1,464 / 4,238) were
confirmed influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 26 2016 sentries units SG collected 10,600 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 6,881 (64.9%) were processed and
23.2% (1,899 / 6,881) were positive for respiratory viruses, with 1,595 / 1,899 samples
positive for influenza and other viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus), of which 1218 (76.4%) were
positive for influenza and 378 (23.7%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus).
Among other respiratory viruses predominated circulation 195 (51.6%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples with
highlighting the Influenza circulation (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza
A (H1N1) pdm09 and parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. at the
Northeast and Midwest predominant Influenza circulation (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Until SE 26 2016 were reported 4,238 deaths from SARS, which corresponds to 10.9%
(4,238 / 39,054) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,464 [sic - the breakdown below totals to 1,469 - Ro] (34.7%) were confirmed to
influenza virus, and 1.357 (92.4%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 83 (5.7%) Influenza A
unsubtyped, 23 (1.6%) influenza B and 6 (0.4%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Appendix 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 41.5% (609 / 1,469) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 51 years, ranging from 0 to 93 years. The rate
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.71 / 100,000. Of the 1,468 individuals who were
death from influenza, 1,035 (70.5%) had at least one risk factor for complications, with
especially adults ≥ 60 years, cardiac patients, diabetics and patients with pulmonary disease (Table 1). Beyond
addition, 1,136 (77.3%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the
initiation of treatment, ranging from 0 to 64 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours
...
gsgs
Registered User
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 27 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/julho/28/Informe-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE-27.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.1% (1,684 / 7,284) for SG and 31.2%
(391 / 1,254) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 31.2% (8,626 / 27,658) of the total samples classified
end of cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 34.4% (1,542 / 4,485) were
confirmed influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 27 2016 sentries units SG collected 10,919 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 7284 (66.7%) were processed and
23.1% (1,684 / 7,284) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1,290 (76.6%) were
positive for influenza and 395 (23.5%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus).
Among other respiratory viruses predominated circulation 209 (52.9%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples with
highlighting the Influenza circulation (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza
A (H1N1) pdm09 and parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. at the
Northeast and Midwest predominant Influenza circulation (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Until SE 27 2016 were reported 4,485 deaths from SARS, which corresponds to 11.0%
(4,485 / 40,808) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,542 (34.4%) were confirmed to
influenza virus, and 1.427 (92.5%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 84 (5.4%) no Influenza A
subtyped, 25 (1.6%) influenza B and 6 (0.4%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 41.1% (635 / 1,542) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 52 years, ranging from 0 to 99 years. The rate
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.75 / 100,000. Of the 1542 subjects who were
death from influenza, 1,086 (70.4%) had at least one risk factor for complications, with
especially adults ≥ 60 years, cardiac patients, diabetics and patients with pulmonary disease (Table 1). Beyond
addition, 1,190 (77.2%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the
initiation of treatment, ranging from 0 to 64 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours
...
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 27 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/julho/28/Informe-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE-27.pdf
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.1% (1,684 / 7,284) for SG and 31.2%
(391 / 1,254) for SARS ICU.
were confirmed for Influenza 31.2% (8,626 / 27,658) of the total samples classified
end of cases of SARS reported in universal surveillance, with a predominance of influenza virus
(H1N1) pdm09. Among the reports of deaths from SARS, 34.4% (1,542 / 4,485) were
confirmed influenza, with a predominance of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 27 2016 sentries units SG collected 10,919 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 7284 (66.7%) were processed and
23.1% (1,684 / 7,284) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1,290 (76.6%) were
positive for influenza and 395 (23.5%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus).
Among other respiratory viruses predominated circulation 209 (52.9%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples with
highlighting the Influenza circulation (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza
A (H1N1) pdm09 and parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. at the
Northeast and Midwest predominant Influenza circulation (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Epidemiological Profile of Death
Until SE 27 2016 were reported 4,485 deaths from SARS, which corresponds to 11.0%
(4,485 / 40,808) of the total cases. Of the total reported deaths, 1,542 (34.4%) were confirmed to
influenza virus, and 1.427 (92.5%) resulting from influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 84 (5.4%) no Influenza A
subtyped, 25 (1.6%) influenza B and 6 (0.4%) influenza A (H3N2) (Figure 4 and Annex 2). The state with the
highest number of deaths from influenza was S?o Paulo, totaling 41.1% (635 / 1,542) of the country (Annex 4).
...
Among the deaths from influenza, the median age was 52 years, ranging from 0 to 99 years. The rate
mortality from influenza in Brazil is 0.75 / 100,000. Of the 1542 subjects who were
death from influenza, 1,086 (70.4%) had at least one risk factor for complications, with
especially adults ≥ 60 years, cardiac patients, diabetics and patients with pulmonary disease (Table 1). Beyond
addition, 1,190 (77.2%) made use of antiviral, with a median of 04 days between the first symptoms and the
initiation of treatment, ranging from 0 to 64 days. It is recommended to start treatment within 48 hours
...
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Weeks 28 & 29 made available today.
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Epidemiological report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 28 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/ima...4/Informe-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE-28.pdf
...
Due to difficulties of Information Influenza Web SINAN system, this report contained only
Sentinel surveillance data.
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.0% (1,806 / 7,847) for SG and 31.6%
(431 / 1,364) for SARS ICU.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 28 2016 sentries units SG collected 11,468 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 7,847 (68.4%) were processed and 23.0%
(1,806 / 7,847) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1,380 (76.4%) were positive
influenza and 427 (23.6%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus). Between the
samples positive for influenza 1.806 (78.8%) had influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 135 (9.8%) influenza A
not subtyped, 134 (9.7%) and 22 influenza B (1.6%) influenza A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses
there was a predominance of movement 235 (55.0%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples, especially
for influenza circulating A (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza A (H1N1) and pdm09
parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. In the Northeast and
Midwest predominant influenza circulating A (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring until Epidemiological Week 29 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/ima...4/Informe-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE-29.pdf
...
Due to difficulties of Information Influenza Web SINAN system, this report contained only
Sentinel surveillance data.
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.0% (1,927 / 7,847) for SG and 31.6%
(431 / 1,364) for SARS ICU.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 29 2016 sentries units SG collected 11,966 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 8369 (69.9%) were processed and 23.0%
(1,927 / 8,369) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1,437 (74.6%) were positive
influenza and 491 (25.5%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus). Between the
samples positive for influenza 1.137 (79.1%) had influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 140 (9.7%) influenza B,
137 (9.5%) influenza A non-subtyped and 22 (1.5%) influenza A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses
predominated circulation 286 (58.2%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The South and Southeast regions have the highest amounts of positive samples, especially
for influenza circulating A (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza A (H1N1) and pdm09
parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. In the Northeast and
Midwest predominant influenza circulating A (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Epidemiological report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 28 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/ima...4/Informe-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE-28.pdf
...
Due to difficulties of Information Influenza Web SINAN system, this report contained only
Sentinel surveillance data.
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.0% (1,806 / 7,847) for SG and 31.6%
(431 / 1,364) for SARS ICU.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 28 2016 sentries units SG collected 11,468 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 7,847 (68.4%) were processed and 23.0%
(1,806 / 7,847) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1,380 (76.4%) were positive
influenza and 427 (23.6%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus). Between the
samples positive for influenza 1.806 (78.8%) had influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 135 (9.8%) influenza A
not subtyped, 134 (9.7%) and 22 influenza B (1.6%) influenza A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses
there was a predominance of movement 235 (55.0%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples, especially
for influenza circulating A (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza A (H1N1) and pdm09
parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. In the Northeast and
Midwest predominant influenza circulating A (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring until Epidemiological Week 29 2016
http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/ima...4/Informe-Epidemiol--gico-Influenza-SE-29.pdf
...
Due to difficulties of Information Influenza Web SINAN system, this report contained only
Sentinel surveillance data.
...
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.0% (1,927 / 7,847) for SG and 31.6%
(431 / 1,364) for SARS ICU.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 29 2016 sentries units SG collected 11,966 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 8369 (69.9%) were processed and 23.0%
(1,927 / 8,369) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1,437 (74.6%) were positive
influenza and 491 (25.5%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus). Between the
samples positive for influenza 1.137 (79.1%) had influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 140 (9.7%) influenza B,
137 (9.5%) influenza A non-subtyped and 22 (1.5%) influenza A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses
predominated circulation 286 (58.2%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The South and Southeast regions have the highest amounts of positive samples, especially
for influenza circulating A (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza A (H1N1) and pdm09
parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. In the Northeast and
Midwest predominant influenza circulating A (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and RSV.
...
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Comment: Please note that the use of "SARS" in these translated reports refers to "S?ndrome Respirat?ria Aguda Grave (SRAG)"
Week 30: http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/agosto/05/informe-epidemiologico-influenza-se30.pdf
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 30 2016
...
Due to difficulties of Information Influenza Web SINAN system, this report contained only
Sentinel surveillance data.
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.1% (1,987 / 8,599) for SG and 33.3%
(527 / 1,582) for SARS ICU.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 30 2016 sentries units SG collected 12,312 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 8599 (69.8%) were processed and 23.1%
(1,987 / 8,599) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1,472 (74.1%) were positive
influenza and 516 (26.0%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus). Between the
samples positive for influenza 1.159 (78.7%) had influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 149 (10.1%) influenza B,
140 (9.5%) influenza A non-subtyped and 23 (1.6%) influenza A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses
there was a predominance of movement 306 (59.3%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples, especially
for influenza circulating A (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza A (H1N1) and pdm09
parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. In the Northeast and
Midwest predominant influenza circulating A (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) and VSR pdm09
...
Week 30: http://portalsaude.saude.gov.br/images/pdf/2016/agosto/05/informe-epidemiologico-influenza-se30.pdf
Epidemiological Report
Surveillance Secretariat of Health - Ministry of Health
Influenza: Monitoring to Epidemiological Week 30 2016
...
Due to difficulties of Information Influenza Web SINAN system, this report contained only
Sentinel surveillance data.
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
The positive for influenza, other respiratory viruses and other infectious agents between
samples processed in sentinel units was 23.1% (1,987 / 8,599) for SG and 33.3%
(527 / 1,582) for SARS ICU.
...
Influenza-like illness syndrome
Until SE 30 2016 sentries units SG collected 12,312 samples - is recommended to
collection of 05 weekly samples sentinel unit. Of these, 8599 (69.8%) were processed and 23.1%
(1,987 / 8,599) were positive for respiratory viruses, of which 1,472 (74.1%) were positive
influenza and 516 (26.0%) to other respiratory viruses (RSV, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus). Between the
samples positive for influenza 1.159 (78.7%) had influenza A (H1N1) pdm09, 149 (10.1%) influenza B,
140 (9.5%) influenza A non-subtyped and 23 (1.6%) influenza A (H3N2). Among other respiratory viruses
there was a predominance of movement 306 (59.3%) of RSV (Figure 1).
The Southeast and South regions have the highest amounts of positive samples, especially
for influenza circulating A (H1N1) and influenza B pdm09 in the Southeast, and influenza A (H1N1) and pdm09
parainfluenza in the south. In the North there is the circulation of RSV virus. In the Northeast and
Midwest predominant influenza circulating A (H1N1) pdm09 (Annex 1 - B).
As for the distribution of the virus by age group, among individuals from 10 years predominated
circulation of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09. Among individuals younger than 10 years was higher
circulating influenza A (H1N1) and VSR pdm09
...
tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
[h=1]H1N1: Virus has killed 1,775 people this year in Brazil, according to ministry[/h]
Since the beginning of 2016 until the 13th of August, 1,775 people have died from H1N1 in Brazil, according to data released by the Ministry of Health. In 2009, when the World Health Organization (WHO) declared pandemic by this subtype of influenza, the Brazil recorded 2,060 deaths from H1N1 over whole.The most affected state year was S?o Paulo, which had 737 deaths from H1N1, followed by Paran?, with 206 deaths and Rio Grande do Sul, with 182 mortes.No whole of last year, country recorded 36 deaths from H1N1; in 2014, had been 163 deaths and 2013, 768 deaths for all v?rus.Ao were reported 9,635 cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) by influenza A / H1N1 over 2016. SARS is a complication of the flu. There were also 1,080 cases of SARS by other influenza.Al?m of deaths from influenza A / H1N1, there were 169 deaths from other types of influenza.Esta week, an Indian athlete who was at the Olympics in Rio was diagnosed with H1N1 after being hospitalized in a hospital in New Delhi, India.
http://gazetaweb.globo.com/portal/noticia.php?c=17012
Since the beginning of 2016 until the 13th of August, 1,775 people have died from H1N1 in Brazil, according to data released by the Ministry of Health. In 2009, when the World Health Organization (WHO) declared pandemic by this subtype of influenza, the Brazil recorded 2,060 deaths from H1N1 over whole.The most affected state year was S?o Paulo, which had 737 deaths from H1N1, followed by Paran?, with 206 deaths and Rio Grande do Sul, with 182 mortes.No whole of last year, country recorded 36 deaths from H1N1; in 2014, had been 163 deaths and 2013, 768 deaths for all v?rus.Ao were reported 9,635 cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) by influenza A / H1N1 over 2016. SARS is a complication of the flu. There were also 1,080 cases of SARS by other influenza.Al?m of deaths from influenza A / H1N1, there were 169 deaths from other types of influenza.Esta week, an Indian athlete who was at the Olympics in Rio was diagnosed with H1N1 after being hospitalized in a hospital in New Delhi, India.
http://gazetaweb.globo.com/portal/noticia.php?c=17012
tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
[h=1]Mortality by influenza viruses is the largest since 2009[/h]
The influenza is more lethal this year. On average, every 2.7 cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) caused by the virus, one resulted in death in Minas Gerais. At the peak of the epidemic in 2009, the proportion was one death every 5.9 severe cases. In addition to a change in the virus characteristics, contamination of people with preexisting conditions and therefore more susceptible, may explain the picture, according to the State Department of Health (SES). Experts point out an improvement in the notification system. The number of deaths in 2016 is very close to that recorded in 2009. In that year, of the 1,270 people who had acute respiratory syndrome influenza, 214 died (16.8% of patients). In 2016, SES accounts for an alarming number: 37% of patients died. 560 cases and 206 deaths were recorded. The proportion of deaths per number of cases is much higher than the last seven years, an average ranged from 4.2 to 5.9 cases for every death. In Brazil, the Southeast region has the largest number of cases (6,051) of influenza A, with 1,121 deaths.
The Minas Gerais data only lose to S?o Paulo, which has 799 cases of illness and 746 deaths from it, according to the Ministry of Health. "When people get sick in greater proportion, especially compared to previous periods, it can be inferred that virulence is more pronounced. A feature of the influenza virus is its ability to mutate every seasonality. Some factors such as the susceptibility of individuals and globalization, for example, can enhance these changes, "said the coordinator of Communicable Diseases and Injuries of SES, Tatiane Bettoni. Tatiane says that influenza is a disease that can cause complications and result in more severe cases, even death, especially when associated with some risk factor.
http://www.jornalfloripa.com.br/noticia.php?id=461021
The influenza is more lethal this year. On average, every 2.7 cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) caused by the virus, one resulted in death in Minas Gerais. At the peak of the epidemic in 2009, the proportion was one death every 5.9 severe cases. In addition to a change in the virus characteristics, contamination of people with preexisting conditions and therefore more susceptible, may explain the picture, according to the State Department of Health (SES). Experts point out an improvement in the notification system. The number of deaths in 2016 is very close to that recorded in 2009. In that year, of the 1,270 people who had acute respiratory syndrome influenza, 214 died (16.8% of patients). In 2016, SES accounts for an alarming number: 37% of patients died. 560 cases and 206 deaths were recorded. The proportion of deaths per number of cases is much higher than the last seven years, an average ranged from 4.2 to 5.9 cases for every death. In Brazil, the Southeast region has the largest number of cases (6,051) of influenza A, with 1,121 deaths.
The Minas Gerais data only lose to S?o Paulo, which has 799 cases of illness and 746 deaths from it, according to the Ministry of Health. "When people get sick in greater proportion, especially compared to previous periods, it can be inferred that virulence is more pronounced. A feature of the influenza virus is its ability to mutate every seasonality. Some factors such as the susceptibility of individuals and globalization, for example, can enhance these changes, "said the coordinator of Communicable Diseases and Injuries of SES, Tatiane Bettoni. Tatiane says that influenza is a disease that can cause complications and result in more severe cases, even death, especially when associated with some risk factor.
http://www.jornalfloripa.com.br/noticia.php?id=461021