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Comparative Study
Method for estimating the order of influenza infection between adults and children.
- Kazushige Ijuin, Rieko Matsuda, and Yuzuru Hayashi.
- Tanashi Yakuhin Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan.
- Yakugaku Zasshi. 2006 Apr 1; 126 (4): 311-4.
AbstractThis paper puts forward a method for determining the infection order of influenza between adults and children from the daily variations in the amount of influenza anti-viral agents treated at a pharmacy. The time series of Tamiflu Capsule for adults and Tamiflu Dry Syrup for children are compared by means of the cross-correlation function. The results from pharmacies located in Tokyo and Kanagawa show that the influenza infection period of adults is earlier than that of children, indicating the infection order: first adults and second children. However, a pharmacy in Saitama yields no clear result.
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