Clinical and epidemiological characteristics of novel AHIN1 flu.
作者： Enra Lukovac , Meliha Hadzovic-Cengic , Nada Koluder , Refet Gojak , Arnir Hadzic
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摘要: INTRODUCTION: Swine influenza is respiratory infection caused by virus A H1N1. OBJECTIVE: To show epidemiological and clinical characteristic of patients with confirmed H1N1 hospitalized at Clinic for Infectious Diseases University Clinical Center Sarajevo. MATERIAL AND METHODS: We analyzed 127 medical records microbiologically pandemic A/H1N1 (nasopharyngeal swab PCR method). RESULTS: In our investigation female prevail (57%), age from 25 to 45 years old medium difficult picture (71.55%). Chi-square test showed significant dependence between sex status patient (p 0.05), cough > radiological pneumonia number prehospital days diseases 0.05) length hospital care 0.05). Significant impact on found related < in a way that every year increase risk 2.9% more severe disease. CONCLUSION: parameters can impute severity therefore the outcome
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