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“This is the first time someone has tested me and frankly I suspect that what I did before I left was not done correctly because there is a big difference.” Stella Becci is 27 years old and is one of the 107 passengers who landed yesterday afternoon at Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino airport. She was from Bristol and gave negative in the detection test that the doctors of the regional Uscar did before leaving the airport, after the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, signed an order to block all flights. Britain but in reality allowing those planned or already taken off to land.
When the 27-year-old decided to return to Italy to spend the Christmas holidays with her family in Pomezia, she had to do a buffer two days ago without which I could not have embarked. Except that the test in question did it on its own: he took the kit, opened it, and inserted the swab into his nose.
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THE SYSTEM
This is also how the analysis system works in Great Britain, where citizens who decide to undergo an antigen test because they have to leave and therefore resort to local medicine in structures similar to our healthcare companies usually find a half service. Kits are hand-held by doctors and nurses that are opened and used directly by patients and only then analyzed by healthcare professionals or sent home where people do so without any supervision. Basically it is a true self-retreat that can also be done at home. “The swab – Stella continues – they force you to do it yourself, there is a supervising doctor who watches you while you take the sample but does not intervene effectively.” The patient has a mirror to check if the operations explained verbally or with a video tutorial a few moments before are carried out correctly. Not only. The swab can also be requested at home, but in this case the kit is delivered and there is no one to perform the examination on the patient or who is there to monitor it. Unless the physical condition of the person necessarily requires the intervention of a doctor or a health professional. Even at home, however, you do everything yourself, then seal the swab in an envelope and send it to the lab awaiting the result. «It is very difficult – concludes Stella – to be able to do a swab in Great Britain, especially 48 hours before a departure. I managed to book it through the university but then I did it myself because that is how it works with the NHS (the National Health Service or the UK’s national health system) “which guarantees the service for free as long as it is performed by the interested party .
THE RISKS
And there are many who use this channel, starting with students, preferring it to private laboratories and accredited clinics where the service is performed by health professionals but at a cost that varies between 100 and 150 pounds. Game force the reliability of the results may not be precise because the sampling (among other annoying things) is not carried out by a toilet and therefore for the purposes of biological collection of secretions it could be imperfect. Yesterday afternoon two passengers from London (a man and a woman) were found by the Uscar doctors positive for the rapid antigenic swab but had boarded the plane strong from a negativity proven by an analysis carried out 48 hours after departure. The passengers have been placed in isolation while the molecular swabs will be analyzed by the National Institute of Infectious Diseases Lazzaro Spallanzani to understand if they are false positives (as it can happen) if they are real positives or if the result corresponds to the new one. Covid-19 mutation already found by the Celio military hospital in a couple who arrived a few days ago in the capital from Great Britain.
Scenes currently in @Heathrow Airport! Hundreds of passengers waiting for communication from @British Airways regarding overbooking of #Dublin flights tonight! #Heathrow #British Airways #Aer Lingus @rtenews @SkyNews #coming home https://t.co/dRJIRiGafo pic.twitter.com/ac0zMT8ybV
– Emma (@ EmmaEgan1) December 20, 2020
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