#H7N9 Human Case List

Kudos to Flu Trackers for the excellent reporting.  Here is my Case List for this outbreak.  It seems that the 55(M) that died in the 3/8/13 report is the same person as the  27(M) below.

H7N9 Human Cases 2013

Date of Report:  3/8/13

Name:  Li Family – Father & 2 Sons

Ages: 

55(M) – died from severe pneumonia

69(M) - recovered & discharged

87 (M) – Father – listed below

Adm:  Feb. 14 – 24, 2013

Hospital:  Shanghai No. 5 People’s Hospital

Sym’s:  Fever and Cough

Diagnosis:  SARS, Bird Flu & Coronavirus ruled out.

Pneumonia for all 3.

Notes:  Same Family so Case reported to Minhang District Center for Disease Control & Prevention for investigation.

The 87 year old below is one of the 3 family members.

Date of Report 3/31/13

Name:  87(M) Father of 2 above

From:  Shanghai

Onset:  2/19

Notes: No mutual infections among the 3 cases.  88 contacts are fine.  H7N9 has never been contracted to humans before.  Virus shows no signs of being highly contagious.  All sym’s were fever, cough developing into severe pneumonia & difficulty breathing in later stage.

Confirmation:  3/30/13

DOD:  3/4

Date of Report:  3/31/13

Name:  27(M)

From:  Shanghai

Onset:  2/27

Notes: No mutual infections among the 3 cases.  88 contacts are fine.  H7N9 has never been contracted to humans before.  Virus shows no signs of being highly contagious.  All sym’s were fever, cough developing into severe pneumonia & difficulty breathing in later stage.

Confirmation:  3/30/13

DOD:  3/10

Date of Report:  3/31/13

Name:  35(F)

From:  Chuzhou City, Anhui

Onset:  3/9

Notes:  Critical Condition 3/31.  No mutual infections among the 3 cases.  88 contacts are fine.  H7N9 has never been contracted to humans before.  Virus shows no signs of being highly contagious.  All sym’s were fever, cough developing into severe pneumonia & difficulty breathing in later stage.

Confirmation:  3/30/13