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. 2011 Apr;17(4):592–598. doi: 10.3201/eid1704.101679

Table 4. Timelines and outcome for 15 hospitalized children with nosocomial pandemic (H1N1) 2009, United Kingdom, 2009–2010.

Patient no. Age/sex Duration, d
Maximum level of care* Outcome
Hospital admission to symptom onset Symptom onset to receipt of antiviral therapy
16 12 y/F 10 Not given 3 Recovered
17 2 y/M 24 Not given 0/1 Died at home
18 4 y/F 54 2† 0/1 Recovered
19 15 y/M 11 8 0/1 Recovered
20 123 d/F 123‡ Unknown data 3 Died after transfer to another hospital
21 1 y/F 14 1 0/1 Recovered
22 1 y/M 6 5 3 Recovered
23 9 y/M Unknown (transferred) 3 3 Recovered
24 12 y/M 14 Not given 0/1 Recovered
25 82 d/M 82‡ 1 3 Died§
26 64 d/M 64‡ Not given 1 Recovered
27 151 d/M 151‡ 3 3 Recovered
28 101 d/F 101‡ 1 3 Recovered
29 41 d/F 41‡ 1 3 Recovered
30 9 y/F 12 1 0/1 Recovered

*Level 3 care is given to patients requiring advanced respiratory support alone or basic respiratory support and support for >2 organ systems; this level includes all patients with complex conditions that required support for multiorgan failure (intensive care unit). Level 0 care is given to patients whose care needs can be met through normal ward care. Level 1 care is given to patients at risk for a deteriorating condition or recently relocated from higher levels of care whose needs can be met in an acute-care ward with additional advice and support from the critical-care team.
†Oseltamivir was replaced with zanamivir on day 11 because of identification of the H275Y drug-resistant mutation (patient also received acyclovir throughout hospitalization);
‡Inpatient since birth.
§Attributed to pandemic (H1N1) 2009.