In 2007 in Dandong clinical analysis of 18 cases of Japanese encephalitis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 In 2007 in Dandong clinical analysis of 18 cases of Japanese encephalitis [Paper Keywords] JE; clinical features; immunization; Analysis [Abstract] Objective: To study in 2007 the clinical features of Japanese encephalitis in Dandong. Methods: The hospital in 2007 to 18 cases of Japanese encephalitis patients admitted to clinical observation and analysis of its clinical features. Results: 18 patients were from rural areas, nine cases had never been vaccinated, nine cases of irregular vaccination, whether encephalitis B vaccine inoculation is unknown. Conclusions: The resurgence of Japanese encephalitis in the urban areas should attract attention, and its incidence peak shift, suggested to young people to do multiple cropping Japanese encephalitis vaccine, the relevant departments should strengthen the rural Japanese encephalitis vaccine. Japanese encephalitis (referred to as JE) disease was more common for children, adults less serious impact on children’s physical and mental health [1]. In recent years, along with vaccination and the use of pesticides for mosquito control, significantly decreased the incidence of children, adults, there are signs of encephalitis [2]. Dandong area since 1985, have not taken any incidence of encephalitis B, but in 2007 I treated 18 cases of the disease once hospital patients, now in our hospital in August 2007 to 11 month clinical diagnosis of 18 cases of Japanese encephalitis as an analysis of the recent years to explore the clinical characteristics of Japanese encephalitis. A clinical data 1.1 General Information 18 cases of patients, 10 males and 8 females. Age 1 to 12 years old, of which 5 cases within 2 years of age, accounting for 27.7%; 2 ~ 5 years and 9 cases, accounting for 50.0%; 6 to 12 years old, 4 cases, accounting for 22.2%; total 18 cases. Incidence Month: August 10, accounting for 55.6%; September 6, accounting for 33.3%; October 2, accounting for 11.1%. 18 cases were not suffer