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哈尔滨楠木南中医门诊部

Клиника Традиционной Китайской Медицины "НаньмуНан" Харбин

Clinic of Traditional Chinese Medicine «NanmuNan» 楠木南Harbin.

Address: 哈尔滨市南岗区王岗大街纳帕英郡商服S42,S43, Harbin, Nangang District, NaPa KingTown

+86 158 4656 5815 +86131 11907478, skype: nanmunan8, почта: hainan.med@yandex.com

哈尔滨楠木南中医门诊部

Клиника Традиционной Китайской Медицины "НаньмуНан" Харбин

Clinic of Traditional Chinese Medicine «NanmuNan» 楠木南Harbin.

Address: 哈尔滨市南岗区王岗大街纳帕英郡商服S42,S43, Harbin, Nangang District, NaPa KingTown

+86 158 4656 5815 +86131 11907478, skype: nanmunan8, почта: hainan.med@yandex.com

哈尔滨楠木南中医门诊部

Клиника Традиционной Китайской Медицины "НаньмуНан" Харбин

Clinic of Traditional Chinese Medicine «NanmuNan» 楠木南Harbin.

Address: 哈尔滨市南岗区王岗大街纳帕英郡商服S42,S43, Harbin, Nangang District, NaPa KingTown

+86 158 4656 5815 +86131 11907478, skype: nanmunan8, почта: hainan.med@yandex.com

哈尔滨楠木南中医门诊部

Клиника Традиционной Китайской Медицины "НаньмуНан" Харбин

Clinic of Traditional Chinese Medicine «NanmuNan» 楠木南Harbin.

Address: 哈尔滨市南岗区王岗大街纳帕英郡商服S42,S43, Harbin, Nangang District, NaPa KingTown

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Chinece Man pricked by HIV needle in Beijing taxi

 

Man pricked by HIV needle in Beijing taxi

A man is seeking treatment after a syringe left in the back of a taxi that pierced the skin on his leg was found to likely contain HIV antibodies. According to Beijing News, 37-year-old Xu Tian (not his real name) got into a taxi in Haidian district in the capital on Tuesday night. Sitting on the backseat, he felt a sting on his leg when he lifted it.

He told Beijing News that he found a syringe in the magazine rack fixed to the back of the front seat, and also a needle cap, which, like the syringe barrel, contained some sticky fluid. He took the syringe to Chaoyang District Center for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday. He later found the fluid contained HIV.

A doctor, surnamed Jiang, at the department of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS detection at the center, confirmed to China Daily on Friday that a man came to the center with a syringe at about 3 pm on Wednesday, saying he was punctured by it.

"We had never seen such an incident before, so we did a quick test with the fluid," said Jiang.

Jiang said there was "very little light yellow fluid" left in the cap and the syringe barrel, and the center took a sample of the fluid in the needle cap, and found it was HIV antibody positive after a quick test. "Because the quick test was just preliminary the result may have been false," he said. Jiang said the center has submitted a sample to the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention for further tests. "He went to Beijing Ditan Hospital for a blood test on Wednesday morning. In the evening, we called the hospital for his medication," said Jiang, believing that Xu had taken the medication within 24 hours of finding the needle.

A publicity staff member at the hospital surnamed Chen confirmed that the hospital had prescribed him preventive medication. The result of the blood test was negative, reported Beijing News. A police station in Haidian district questioned Xu for about four hours on Friday. Ji Zhongcheng, Xu’s friend who accompanied him, said Xu’s doctor asked him to take regular tests in the first month.

 

"The police told me they will investigate the case," said Xu, who has been taking preventive medication.The taxi company had refused to take responsibility, Ji added. Xu said he will sue the taxi company. The taxi driver waiting outside the inquiry room declined to comment. Experts are cautiously optimistic about Xu’s chance of avoiding being infected with HIV.

Even if there are HIV antibodies in the fluid, it does not mean that the virus is definitely still alive, given that it was very fragile outside the human body, said Jiang.

Li Chaolin, president of the Chinese Foundation for Prevention of STD and AIDS, said the probability Xu will be infected is low.

"HIV has a lower chance of survival outside the body. If it has been outside the body for a long time, the virus may be inactivated," he said. "However, it is worth being vigilant. It will take three months to determine if he has got it."

Li said people who have been potentially exposed to the virus can go to local centers for disease control and prevention and hospitals such as Beijing You’an Hospital, Beijing Ditan Hospital and the 302 Military Hospital of China for tests.

"People who have potentially been exposed to the virus should go to standard medical institutes within 24 hours," said Chen. "Don’t panic. Doctors will assess whether preventive medication is necessary."

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2012-08/25/content_15705037.htm

В Пекине мужчина сел на оставленный в такси шприц, который, как позже выяснилось, содержал частицы ВИЧ. Об этом 25 августа сообщает China Daily.

37-летний житель Пекина, имя которого не сообщается, в ночь на 23 августа сел на заднее сиденье такси и укололся ногой о шприц, который лежал в кармане переднего сиденья. Также в кармане был обнаружен колпачок от иглы с клейкой жидкостью.

Мужчина отнес шприц в Центр контроля и профилактики заболеваний округа Чаоян. Специалисты Центра, исследовав содержавшуюся в шприце жидкость, обнаружили, что она позитивна на антитела к ВИЧ.

На следующий день китаец сдал кровь на анализ в Госпитале Дитан в Пекине. Результат теста на ВИЧ оказался отрицательным. Врачи госпиталя предписали пострадавшему мужчине принять профилактическое лекарственное средство. Кроме того, в течение следующих трех месяцев он должен регулярно сдавать анализы крови.

По словам Цзи Чжунчен (Ji Zhongcheng) - друга пострадавшего, который вместе с ним ехал в такси, таксопарк, которому принадлежит автомобиль с забытым шприцем, отказался брать на себя ответственность. Сам мужчина, севший на шприц, намерен подать на таксопарк в суд.

По мнению врачей, прогноз пострадавшего положительный: хотя жидкость в шприце и содержала антитела к вирусу, это не означает, что сами вирусные частицы были живыми, поскольку вне человеческого тела они могут просуществовать недолго.

По данным газеты "Жэньминь жибао", в 2005 году число новых заражений ВИЧ в Китае составляло 70 тысяч, к 2012 году это число снизилось до 48 тысяч

http://lenta.ru/news/2012/08/26/HIV/

 

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