Based on the Tokyo metropolitan government's fixed-point observation project survey results and notifications of infectious disease outbreaks, we are disseminating trends in infectious disease outbreaks in Itabashi Ward as "Itabashi Ward Infectious Disease News."
Please use it for everyday infectious disease measures.
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Itabashi Ward Infectious Disease News <Week 51 of 2022> December 19 (Monday) to December 25 (Sunday), 2022

Diseases covered by all cases Reported cases

Category 1 infectious disease 0 cases
Type 2 infectious disease Tuberculosis 2 cases
Category 3 infectious diseases 0 cases
Category 4 infectious diseases 0 cases
Category 5 infectious diseases 2 cases

Infectious diseases such as new influenza Novel coronavirus infectious disease 842 cases
Number of confirmed cases (including asymptomatic pathogen carriers) received

Number of reported cases of sentinelized diseases

Influenza reports per sentinel point 1.19 (0.56 in the previous week, 0 in the same week of the previous year)
Infectious gastroenteritis Number of reports per sentinel: 8.90 (11.60 in the previous week, 8.00 in the same week of the previous year)
Hand, foot and mouth disease reports per sentinel 0.10 (previous week 0.20 same week 0.70)

Outbreak report Number of reports

Influenza 0 cases
Infectious gastroenteritis 0 cases
Hand, foot and mouth disease 0 cases

* The total number of infectious disease cases is the number of cases of infectious disease outbreak notifications received. Infectious disease outbreak reports are accepted at the public health center where the diagnostic medical institution is located, not at the patient's place of residence. Therefore, the number of reports does not match the number of patients in the city.
* Due to the limitation of new coronavirus infectious disease outbreak notification (review of all notification), after September 26, 2022, those who are subject to notification of outbreak notification ((1) 65 years old and over (2) The number of people requiring hospitalization (3) those who are at risk of becoming severe and who need new corona treatment drugs or oxygen administration (4) pregnant women) is counted.
*Regarding the number of reports per fixed point
Total number of reports ÷ number of fixed-point observation stations = number of reports per fixed-point (person/station).
This is the average number of reports per fixed point (medical institution), and is effective for grasping and comparing the epidemic situation.