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香港(AP)--
SARSから回復した患者で、SARSウイルスが少なくとも１ヶ月残存する可能性があることが
判明した。患者が退院して家に帰ったとき、家族を抱き締めたりキスしたりするなどの
個人的接触を避けるように強く促した。
Recovered Patients For A Month By Helen Luk 5-2-3
HONG KONG (AP) -- Doctors have found that the SARS virus can remain in
recovered patients for at least a month, and have also urged patients to
avoid personal contact such as hugging and kissing when they go home.
The latest discovery came as Hong Kong officials said earlier this week
that 12 people who recovered from SARS have suffered relapses. The new
findings raise questions as to how doctors can tell whether a patient
has fully recovered, underscoring the difficulty health authorities face
in tackling this new disease.
"The virus still exists in the patients' urine and stool after they were
discharged. It will persist for at least another month or maybe even
longer," said Dr. Joseph Sung, head of the Department of Medicine at
the Chinese University of Hong Kong. "We don't know how long it can
actually survive."
"The virus can survive in the environment for longer than a day," Sung
said earlier this week in an interview with The Associated Press. "For
example, if your saliva gets on a table surface, don't assume that it
will be all right after it dries up. The virus can survive for more than
a day even after the surface dries."
香港(AP)--
SARSから回復した患者で、SARSウイルスが少なくとも１ヶ月残存する可能性があることが
判明した。患者が退院して家に帰ったとき、家族を抱き締めたりキスしたりするなどの
個人的接触を避けるように強く促した。
Recovered Patients For A Month By Helen Luk 5-2-3
HONG KONG (AP) -- Doctors have found that the SARS virus can remain in
recovered patients for at least a month, and have also urged patients to
avoid personal contact such as hugging and kissing when they go home.
The latest discovery came as Hong Kong officials said earlier this week
that 12 people who recovered from SARS have suffered relapses. The new
findings raise questions as to how doctors can tell whether a patient
has fully recovered, underscoring the difficulty health authorities face
in tackling this new disease.
"The virus still exists in the patients' urine and stool after they were
discharged. It will persist for at least another month or maybe even
longer," said Dr. Joseph Sung, head of the Department of Medicine at
the Chinese University of Hong Kong. "We don't know how long it can
actually survive."
"The virus can survive in the environment for longer than a day," Sung
said earlier this week in an interview with The Associated Press. "For
example, if your saliva gets on a table surface, don't assume that it
will be all right after it dries up. The virus can survive for more than
a day even after the surface dries."
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