China is a big country, China is doing everything great. Great Wall is 6700 km, 6 to 7 m in height and 4-5 m wide. (Photo Wikipedia)
Everything is great, except influenza, a small Chinese and publish things very interesting.
I'd make a very small article about their experience. Comments Dr. Gamin are blue
The article reviews the clinical signs of influenza in 2009. From June to August 2009
61 hospitals from 20 provinces participated in this study.
Here is a small card of these provinces to remember your good geography
Image from article studied
Who has the flu?
To detect febrile patients, the Chinese have installed thermal scanners in all ports and airports for entering China.
late August
56 million passengers were checked and 17,909 with a fever and respiratory or very close subjects had a search in the influenza A (H1N1) by PCR .
4.3% of persons with signs of flu or contacts of 747 persons were positive .
When one hears everywhere in France say that 100% of people who have fever and cough were the "flu, we can only be amazed at the difference. Either the Chinese are bad, but still, they publish their work in a prestigious journal, or the French are "too good" but why do not they publish?
426 people have been studied very accurately. Symptoms are the same as elsewhere (fever, cough, fatigue, rapid onset)
The evolution is favorable, with very few complications.
Incubation is 2 days and healing, which is controlled in addition by the disappearance of nasal virus is obtained in 6 days.
The early prescription of "Tamiflu" shortens a bit of time to develop but Chinese doctors are skeptical about the merits his job because of the risk of emergence of resistance, low efficiency, Benin character of this flu, and price. 6 Mild adverse reactions were observed. That should reassure our makers and reconcile general practitioners and paediatricians who think more like the Chinese (O/15 and presto!)
Conclusion : Great little machine and flu.
see also:
" Flu Worldwide "
" flu Argentina "
It is confirmed that:
" Cough is not the flu and not all "
Reference:
B Cao et al: Clinical Features of the Initial Cases of 2009 Pandemic Influensa 5H1N1 A) Virus in china, New England Journal of Medicine 351; 26, December 24, 2009, p. 2507-2517
Keywords: China, 中国, flu, 瓷器 感, A (H1N1), influenza, signs, Tamiflu,
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