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Author: Stein, R A
Title: H7N9 influenza: something old, something new ….
  • Cord-id: ycc58lem
  • Document date: 2013_1_1
  • ID: ycc58lem
    Snippet: In February 2013, two patients living in Shanghai were admitted to the Shanghai Fifth Hospital with fever, cough and respiratory tract infection, followed by severe pneumonia, respiratory distress and multiorgan dysfunction(1). While the first patient, an 87-year-old man, did not present a history of exposure to live birds during the preceding 2 weeks, the second patient, a 27-year-old man,was a butcher at a market selling live birds. A 35-year-old female from the Anhui Province of China, the th
    Document: In February 2013, two patients living in Shanghai were admitted to the Shanghai Fifth Hospital with fever, cough and respiratory tract infection, followed by severe pneumonia, respiratory distress and multiorgan dysfunction(1). While the first patient, an 87-year-old man, did not present a history of exposure to live birds during the preceding 2 weeks, the second patient, a 27-year-old man,was a butcher at a market selling live birds. A 35-year-old female from the Anhui Province of China, the third patient who became infected, visited a chicken market a week before her symptoms started (2,3). All three patients died, and their infections did not appear to be epidemiologically linked (4).

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