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Hospitales mexiquenses registran 1.6% de ocupación por Covid



De acuerdo con los datos de la Red de seguimiento a las Infecciones Respiratorias Agudas Graves, el porcentaje de ocupación hospitalaria en la entidad pasó en la última semana de 2 a 1.6% por ciento.

Vacuna contra Influenza (Foto: Especial).

Actualmente el Hospital General Dr. Nicolás San Juan, con el 3 por ciento de sus camas ocupadas, y el Centro Médico Issemym con 2% de sus camas ocupadas, son los únicos tiene pacientes en toda la entidad, ambos en el valle de Toluca.

De esos pacientes, el 1% se encuentran en camas con ventilador, ninguno se encuentra grave dentro de las Unidades de Cuidados Intensivos.

El valle de México así como las regiones Norte y Sur, se encuentran sin pacientes en hospitales.

Aunado a ello, de acuerdo con el informe semanal de la Subsecretaría de Prevención y Promoción de la Salud, en lo que va de este 2024, en la entidad se han presentado en total 6 mil 279 casos entre enfermedades tipo influenza, e infecciones respiratorias agudas graves, de los cuales, 629 han sido positivos a la Covid, representando el 10 por ciento del total;  con 21 decesos en la entidad durante este año.

En el acumulado de la temporada de influenza interestacional (SE 22 de 2024), hasta el corte de información, se han confirmado 113 casos positivos a influenza por laboratorio. El 65.5 % son debido a influenza A (H3N2), el 28.3 % por influenza B, el 5.3 % por influenza A no subtipificable y el 0.9 % por influenza A (H1N1) a nivel nacional.

Durante las temporada interestacional se han registrado 171 casos de Enfermedades Tipo Influenza, e Infecciones Respiratorias Graves, de los cuales 13 han sido positivos a Covid, representando el 8%.

Es importante seguir las recomendaciones preventivas como el lavado frecuente de manos con jabón o desinfectarlas con alcohol, y usar cubrebocas, en caso de tener síntomas.

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