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Majorkinis in SKAI: Masks may fall in June – What do we know about acute hepatitis, nosocomial fungus

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In June it is possible to remove the masks, the professor of Epidemiology stressed to SKAI about the pandemic Gikas Majorkinis.

“Right now we are seeing a stabilization or recession, a plateau we may see a slight increase but we are seeing a decrease in pressure in hospitals and the number of intubated patients, we are in a phase of recession,” said the professor.

“It simply came to our notice then to stop at some point the measure of the masks, if and if the pressure on the NSS continues to decrease whatever measures are horizontal at the moment to gradually move to withdrawal “explained the professor. Our index to impose or remove them, he clarified, will be from now on the NSS. It is the absolute indicator.

Asked if this could be done next month, he said it was possible. “Vulnerable groups should continue to use a mask of high protection in their social contacts, the masks of high protection are more than sufficient, even if the other does not wear a mask “, underlined Gikas Majorkinis.

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Acute hepatitis in children: Rare complication, not virus

Regarding the cases of acute hepatitis in children, Mr. Majorkinis stated that there has been an increase in the last week regarding the reports, however he clarified that these reports were diagnosed at other times recently, and this is because an attempt was made to look for cases in the last six months in DIFFERENT countries.

“We do not have any new reports, the UK curve showed that the peak took place in late March – early April, but we are expected to see that … What we are seeing so far is a rare complication, not a virus which is spreading and we are waiting for it to spread “he stressed.

“Evidence shows that people who had this rare complication almost all had adenovirus 41. The incidence in the community is around 5% to 10%,” he explained.

Nosocomial fungus

Regarding the hospital fungus, Mr. Majorkinis stated that it has great resistance, it colonizes inanimate surfaces, ie areas in the hospital that are difficult to clean, it does not seem to cause anything to healthy people, but it is particularly worrying for immunocompromised people entering ICUs. .

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