Volume 26, Number 7—July 2020
Dispatch
Early Introduction of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 into Europe
Table
Person | Age, y/sex | Onset of symptoms | Symptoms | Date of test result (specimen type) | Days between onset and test | Date of test result | Hospitalization date |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mother |
53/F |
Before Jan 16 |
Cough, no fever, odynophagia (cough
still noted on return
flight to China) |
Not tested |
NA |
NA |
None |
Daughter |
29/F |
Jan 21 |
Cough, no fever, odynophagia (cough
still noted on return
flight to China) |
Not tested |
NA |
NA |
None |
Tour guide |
55/F |
Jan 22 |
Dry cough, fever (Jan 26–Feb 2, Feb 10) |
Jan 25
(throat
and sputum) |
3 |
Jan 26 |
Jan 25 |
Tour member |
31/F |
Jan 24 |
Diarrhea (Jan 24),
cough (Jan 25),
fever (Jan 31–Feb 3), facial palsy (Feb 3) |
Jan 31
(throat swab) |
7 |
Feb 1 |
Jan 31 |
Tour leader |
27/F |
Jan 25 |
Febrile sensation (low-grade fever of 37.4°C) |
Feb 1
(throat swab) |
7 |
Feb 3 |
Feb 5 |
Physician | 53/M | Jan 28 | Fever, headache, general weakness | Jan 29, first positive; Feb 2–4, daily positive; Feb 5–9, daily positive (low); Feb 11–14, daily negative | 1 | Jan 29 | Jan 29 |
*NA, not applicable.
1Group members are listed at the end of this article.
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