Analysis of results in monitoring of influenza in Futian District of Shenzhen City in 2007.
Gong-Hua Zhang
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Gong-Hua Zhang
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Objective To survey the prevalent trend of influenza in Futian District of Shenzhen City in 2007.Methods The swab samples were collected from influenza-like patients and influenza virus was detected type identification.Results A total of 273 samples were monitored in 2007.The positive rate of influenza was 22.8 %,including 2 cases infected with influenza H1N1 virus,41 cases with influenza H1N1 virus,13 cases with influenza B(V) virus and 6 cases with influenza B(Y) virus.Conclusion The prevalent trend influenza in Futian District is stable,H3N2 is the predominantly prevalent strain and it is the same sta.There was the same prevalent strain with Shenzhen City.Conclusion Influenza monitoring;Influenza virus;Isolation of irus
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Objective To survey the prevalent trend of influenza in Futian District of Shenzhen City in 2007.Methods The swab samples were collected from influenza-like patients and influenza virus was detected type identification.Results A total of 273 samples were monitored in 2007.The positive rate of influenza was 22.8 %,including 2 cases infected with influenza H1N1 virus,41 cases with influenza H1N1 virus,13 cases with influenza B(V) virus and 6 cases with influenza B(Y) virus.Conclusion The prevalent trend influenza in Futian District is stable,H3N2 is the predominantly prevalent strain and it is the same sta.There was the same prevalent strain with Shenzhen City.Conclusion Influenza monitoring;Influenza virus;Isolation of irus
Key concepts: Virus, Virus isolation, Medicine, Virology, Isolation (microbiology), Influenza A virus, Strain (injury), Biology