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The bulletin 6-9 of the Ministry of Health said that the entire country has 4 full days without cases of COVID-19 in the community. The number of COVID-19 cases cured on September 6 was 10. Including 6 patients at Da Nang Lung Hospital: BN755, BN846, BN434, BN956, BN870 and BN914 and 4 patients at Hoa Vang Medical Center: BN689, BN889 , BN1014 and BN941.
Regarding the case of a person who tested positive for COVID-19 in Da Nang, the National Steering Committee for the control of the COVID-19 epidemic said that this suspected case was a 64-year-old man living in the district by Ngu Hanh Son, Da Nang.
The patient has a history of hypertension, diabetes mellitus, a persistent cough due to chronic obstructive pneumonia, and has been lying in place, not moving, for many years.
From June 29 to June 5 to 7, patients were treated at Danang Orthopedic Hospital and Rehabilitation Hospital.
From July 6 to 12, the patient was treated in the geriatric ward of Da Nang Hospital.
From July 13 to August 13, the patient returned home from the hospital. The patient is weak, has atrophy of the leg muscles, so he stays at home. Do not go anywhere or talk to anyone other than family.
From August 14 to 18, the patient was hospitalized at Da Nang C Hospital. During this time, patients received oropharyngeal fluid samples taken by BV C on August 14 and sent to the CDC for analysis and tested negative for SARS-CoV-2.
On the afternoon of August 18 to August 29, the patient returned from the hospital to stay home. On September 5, the patient had a fever and cough, so she went to the emergency room of Da Nang Hospital C, and Hospital C took a sample from the patient to test for COVID-19, on the morning of September 6. September, the positive result.
On the morning of September 6, Hospital C continued to transfer the samples collected at 7:30 p.m. on September 5 to the City Center for Disease Control (CDC) for analysis, the test results were positive. The patient was transferred to Hoa Vang Hospital.
On September 6, the Hoa Vang BV technician (at 0845) and the CDC technician (at 9:00) took a new sample from the patient for testing, the test results of both samples were negative for SARS-CoV-2 by RT-PCR method.
On the afternoon of September 6, samples continued to be collected from patients for antibody testing using the rapid test method and the Mac Elisa method, and the results were positive for antibodies (meaning that the patient’s body was previously infected with the SARS virus). CoV2, also currently the test results show that the patient is negative for SARS-CoV-2).
It is known that the patient’s family currently has 6 people:
The patient’s brother, the patient’s wife had a positive result due to the rapid antibody test performed by Hospital C.
The patient’s daughter is a teacher, the examining officer was tested before the high school exam, the CDC tested September 1-9 using the RT-PCR method, the results were negative.
The son-in-law and the two grandsons from the same household rarely interact with the patient.
The results of the antigen test using the RT-PCR method of 6 family members, the sister-in-law of 1 patient, and 3 other related individuals were negative for SARS-CoV-2.
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