Global & Disaster Medicine

Week 4: Influenza in Michigan

February 2nd, 2019

MI

  • Number of reports by region: 34 total [C(9), N(3), SE(16), SW(6)]
  • Proportion of visits due to ILI: ↑ 2.5% (regional baseline*: 1.8%)
  • A total of 250 patient visits due to ILI were reported out of 10,161 office visit
  • One (1) pediatric influenza (A/H1N1-09) death has been confirmed by MDHHS for the 2018-2019 flu season.
  • Since Oct. 1, there have been 230 (35 pediatric, 195 adult) influenza-related hospitalizations reported in the catchment area for the 2018-2019 season.
  • Michigan Sentinel Clinical Lab Respiratory Virus Data Eleven (11) sentinel clinical labs (3SE, 1SW, 6C, 1N) reported during this week
    • SE Region • Influenza A: moderate; increasing • Influenza B: low • Parainfluenza: low-moderate • RSV: moderate; variable • Adenovirus: low • hMPV: low-moderate; slight decrease
    • Central Region • Influenza A: low-moderate; some increases • Influenza B: sporadic • Parainfluenza: low • RSV: low-moderate; some decreases • Adenovirus: low • hMPV: very low
    • SW Region • Influenza A: moderate; slight increase • Influenza B: sporadic • Parainfluenza: low; slight decrease • RSV: moderate; steady • Adenovirus: low • hMPV: low
    • North Region • Influenza A: increased • Influenza B: sporadic • Parainfluenza: no data available • RSV: sporadic-low • Adenovirus: no data available • hMPV: no data available

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