Volume 20, Number 1—January 2014
Dispatch
Contact Tracing for Influenza A(H1N1)pdm09 Virus–infected Passenger on International Flight
Table
Case-patient no. | Symptomatic during flight | No. rows from index case-patient | Day of symptom onset, April 2009, no. days before/after flight |
---|---|---|---|
1† | Yes | 18th, 3 before | |
2‡ | No | Same | 23rd, 2 after |
3 | No | 2 behind | 24th, 3 after |
4 | No | 4 in front | 26th, 5 after |
5 | No | 4 in front | 24th, 3 after |
6 | No | 5 behind | 22nd, 1 after |
7 | No | 8 behind | 24th, 3 after |
8§ | NA | NA | 25th, 4 after |
9¶ | NA | NA | 26th, 5 after |
*Characteristics were determined during flight-related contact tracing. NA, not applicable.
†Case-patient 1, the index patient, had the first laboratory-confirmed case of A(H1N1)pdm09 infection in the United Kingdom.
‡Case-patient 2 was the traveling companion of case-patient 1.
§Case-patient 8 was not on the flight and is a secondary case-patient who is believed to have been exposed to the virus by case-patient 2.
¶Case-patient 9 was not on the flight and is believed to have been exposed to the virus by a passenger who was on the flight but who had test results negative for A(H1N1)pdm09 virus.
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