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Argentina (82 cases officially confirmed) UPDATES TO ARGENTINA DEATHS WILL BE IN POSTS BELOW!!!
1. Female, 3 months old. Reported on 6/15. The baby, which was born prematurely, was on June 2 admitted to the pediatric ward of the hospital and history of bronchial Posadas. Here
2. Male, 28 yrs. Reported on 6/16. Died on June 12th. Had received a bone marrow transplant 9 yrs. ago. Here
3. Female, 9 or 10 yrs. Reported on 6/16. Suffered from meningitis. Died in hospital Bazterrica. See Post #26 Here
4. Male, 12 yrs. "Was interned at the Hospital Medical Corporation is Saint Martin." "...he was a boy died following a chronic brain disease." See Post #26 Here
5. Male, 15 yrs. Reported 6/18 Died shortly after midnight of severe pneumonia in a clinic in the town of tapiales in Buenos Aires. Parents reported he was healthy beforehand. Here and Here
6. Male, a child. Death occurred in the Federal Capital. Reported on 6/18. Here
7. No details other than the person died in the Federal Capital. Reported on 6/19. See post #33 Here
8. No details. Reported on 6/22.Here
9. No detail. Reported on 6/22. Here
10. No details. Reported on 6/22.Here
11. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred in the [U]Federal Capitol.[U] Post # 42 Here
12. No details. Reported on 6/23.Death occurred in the Federal Capitol. Post # 42 Here
13. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
14. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
15. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
16. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
17. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
18. Male, "A remisero" 30+ years, "a native of San Vicente, (Missions Province) who died in the past the town of Eldorado...the victim was not within the risk group, no case was considered suspicious because it was not found so far "epidemiological link" (necessary in this area by the scarcity of positive patients). Died June 20th of pneumonia. Reported 6/24th.Here
19. Possibly, Female, 13 yrs. Died at the Hospital Rivadavia, City of Buenos Aires. See post #3 Here
20. Possibly Female, pregnant dentist. Reported 6/24. Died in the province of Buenos Aires. See Post 47 Here Reported 6/25. See post #3 Here
21. No details. Reported 6/24. Died in the southern part of the country? Patagonia? See Post 47 Here
22. Female, 24 yrs. Reported 6/24. "originally from General Rodriguez who was interned at the Clinic of Güemes Lujan. " The patient, died Tuesday (6/23). On the afternoon of the analysis confirmed today that she had the H1N1 virus." Died in the province of Buenos Aires. Here and Here She was pregnant in the 38th week of gestation and the baby, whi is reported to be stable. Here
23. Female, 30 yrs. Reported 6/18 & confirmed 6/25. A Paraguayan woman, who lived in the town of Quilmes and died 6/15 in Formosa. She had "immune deficiencies, and on the waiting list for heart transplant." See Here, post #50 Here, and Here
24. Female, 40 yrs. Reported 6/26. "The victim died at the Hospital General Acute Interzonal (HIGA) "Oscar Alende" (Mar Del Plata), where he was interned for four days because of a severe pneumonia...the patient suffered from hyperthyroidism and asthma. Medical authorities stated, in a statement that the patient was admitted to the intensive care unit of the hospital with "pneumonia and sepsis secondary and evolved with multiorgan failure and acute renal failure requiring dialysis, and died on the fourth day of hospitalization . "The patient was a carrier of hyperthyroidism treated in an irregular manner and with bronchial asthma treatment followed a very erratic. Swab sample was taken following the protocol of gravity of patients in critical areas with severe respiratory infectious disease," was recorded in part of the press. Here
25.Reported 6/26 Possibly Female, 22 yrs. Pregnant, of the city of Buenos Aires Luján See post #50 Here
26. Reported 6/26. Possibly, "a 19-year-old, who was pregnant, died in the last hours in the hospital LARC, San Miguel, after presenting the same symptoms caused by influenza A." See post #50 Here
27. Reported 6/27 Some papers list this death as the 40 yr. old from Mar Del Plata (Case #24 above). Official cases remain at 26 (as of 6/30)
27&28* |Males, 25 yrs& 28 yrs. Died/reported 6/28 in Rosario (Deaths#1&2), Sante Fe province. "These would be young people who are detected the presence of H1N1 influenza in the laboratory and who also suffered from two diseases that compromised the defensive system." " Of the two, one living in Rosario while the other had another residence in Santa Fe area." Here
29.* Female, Died/reported 6/29.(Rosario death #3) Pregnant. Died in Rosario, Santa Fe province. see post #7 Here
30. Unknown (presumed Male). Died/reported 6/29. (Rosario death #4)"an immunocompromised individuals (whose immune system functioning below the normal rate)." Died in Rosario, Santa Fe province. see post #7 Here
31.* Student at dentistry school. He was interned in the Central Military Hospital. Here
32.* Female. faculty member of dentistry school. He "was interned at the Hospital de San Isidro San Lucas, according to their families, initially presented a table with a confirmation of acute respiratory infection with influenza virus called Swine and then another infection complicated with sobreagregada." Here She was pregnant. See post #6 Here
33.-35* 3 more deaths in Italian hospital in Buenos Aires. see post #4 Here
36.* Suspected Male, 30yrs. Reported on 6/29. Died "in Rioja for a pneumonia that was complicated. It started with a bilateral pneumonia and after an infectious process was very damaging." Here
37.* Suspected Male, 50 yrs.; member of Coast Guard Argentina. Reported 6/29. "While the person is from the Federation and would Zárate arrived last Friday, was placed in the Sanatorio Garat our city (Concordia) since Friday, and passed to intensive care on Saturday." "The patient suffered a severe pneumonia box. " Here
38.* Male, about 50 yrs. Reported 6/30. He "was placed in the Corporación Médica de Saint Martin. See posts 5+ Here
39* Person, 61 yr. Reported 6/30. "died on June 20 in the Intensive Care Service, Hospital José Ramón Vidal (Corrientes)"and presented at the time of contracting the disease in other serious health complications such as diabetes, heart disease and a localized infection in one hip."' Here
40* Male. Reported 6/30. (Death #5 in Rosario) "immunosuppressed, based in Rosario, who was carrying a severe sequelae of neuronal disease." Here
41.* Female. Died/reported 7/1. Died in Rosario, Sante Fe (death #6 there). She had hepatitis. Here
42.*Female, 47 yrs. Reported 7/1. Died "in the border town of Paso de los Libres," Corrientes Province. (and possibly a third. At this stage that case is suspected. Here
43. Paula Reyes, Female. Reported 7/1. "in Berazategui (Buenos Aires province) died Paula Reyes, a nurse who worked 37 years at the Hospital Evita Pueblo." Not clear if she might be already be included as one of the no detailed cases above). Here
44. *Baby, 9 mos. Died/reported 7/1, in the city of Azul, Province of Buenos Aires. Here
45 *Pre-adolescent Male. Died/reported 7/1, in the city of Azul, Province of Buenos Aires. Here
46. A student at a college in Tigre (Province of Buenos Aires) have died of A/H1N1 virus. See post #2 Here
47.* Male, 40 yrs. Tour operator. Counted as death in Missiones Province. He"was placed a long two days in a private hospital Posadas...Introducing advanced symptoms of pneumonia, the driver was taken to the Institute of Orthopedics and Traumatology (IOT) from Posadas, but died yesterday(6/30), after which it performed the analysis of influenza A, with positive results." Here
48.* Young man? Reported 7/3. "belonged to a risk group because it was "immunosuppressed." Here
49-54* Six People. Reported confirmed dead in the City of Buenos Aires. All died "due to complications with other diseases." Here
55-60* Females (Guess that 5 died in Rosario and 1 in Venado Tuerto for a cumulative total of 13 in Santa Fe Province. Since those above had underlying conditions, I will guess that of these 6, 3 were healthy and the other three were in risk groups. I base this on data presented in post #2 Here)
61 Female, 26 yrs. Reported 7/5. She died "in Iturraspe Hospital in Cordoba city of San Francisco., "a few weeks after being placed and give birth to a bebe."Here
62-66 No information except that 5 deaths have been confirmed in Neuquén Province. See post 2 Here
67-71 3 Females; 2 Males Reported 7/6 in the Province of Santa Fe. 3 were from Rosario; 2 from the city of Santa Fe. 2 had underlying conditions and 3 were healthy. (cumulative 18 in Santa Fe Province) I base this on the previous reports noted above from Santa Fe Province and post #3 Here
72. Mercedes Videlea, Female, 37 or 38 yrs. Died 7/4. Reported 7/6. Death in San Juan Province. Lived in Caucete. She was a housewife that "did not belong to any risk group." Here
73. Tiago Molina, 8 mo. Reported 7/6. Died 6/29. He died in San Luis, San Luis Province. Here
74. Male, 39 yrs. Died 6/28. Reported 7/7. (2nd death Cordoba). "This is a man who had entered with a picture of pneumonia at a clinic in San Francisco." Here
75-78 Four more death reported in Santa Fe Province (now total 22). Two are female; 2 are male. All had reisk factors. See post 8 Here
NOTE: Cases #20 and #32 above may be the same individual
79. Baby, 2yrs. Reported 7/7. He died in in Rio Gallegos, Santa Cruz and it was reported he had epilepsy. Here
80. Child. Reported 7/6. 1st death in Neuquén Province. Had a pre-existing condition. Here
81-83 Three more deaths officially reported in Santa Fe Province (now total 25) Two are female; 1male. Three from Rosario. All had risk factors. See post 12 Here
84. Mikeas Gallard, Male? He was "the city of Avellaneda, died in Buenos Aires." He had a risk factor. See post 12 Here
85. Patient. Reported 7/10. The "the deceased was a native of the town of Las Heras," Santa Cruz Province. Here
*Reported confirmed but not announced by federal officials
86. Female, 58 yrs. Reported 7/9. Died 7/8. "The patient of 58 years died yesterday at a public hospital suffering from a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and was confirmed last Sunday that he had influenza A H1N1." See post # 6 Here
REJECTED as A/H1N1 Carlos Gustos, Male. Was a teacher in the Dalmacio Vélez Sarsfield school, in the Buenos Aires city neighbourhood of La Paternal. Govt. says he died of meningitis (see Here) Originally mentioned in Post #30 as a possible A/H1N1 case Here
Also REJECTED. Male, 61 yrs. Who died in Rosario, Santa Fe Province. Negative test reported 7/1. See post #2 Here NOT SURE IF HE IS #40 on the list above at this time.
Bolivia (3 cases confirmed as of 7/17)
1. Female, 6 yrs. Reported 7/10. "...the girl, who suffered from infantile cerebral paralysis and lung problems, died at earlier this week." Here
2. Male, 59 yrs. Reported 7/10. "...the man, who was suffering from chagasic cardiomyopathy, died last week." Another reports says he had, "blocking atrial cardiomyopathy with ventricular pacemaker." Here
3. Male; 27 yrs. Reported 7/17. Died 7/16. He "...died yesterday at the military hospital Cossmil (in La Paz) due to multiorgan failure." "first hospitalized at the Hospital del Tórax due to symptoms of respiratory failure. He joined the center in this July 2. Three days later, he was transferred to the intensive care section of the Social Security Military (Cossmil), which was connected to an artificial respirator. Since July 5, made all efforts to save her life. On July 14, two days before his death, received confirmation of the Center for Tropical Diseases, Cenatrop, that the couple suffered a flu caused by influenza virus A. The Director of Venues, Laura David, explained the reason that the cause of death was due to a multiorgan failure, "meaning that suffered severe damage to vital organs," which is presumed to be suffering from a disease that still was not determined, but which is under investigation by the doctors who attended."' Here
Brazil (11 cases confirmed as of 7/16)
1. Vanderlei Vial, Male, 29 yrs. Died/reported 6/28. "a truck driver for 29 years who contracted the flu on a trip to our country and died in the southern town of Passo Fundo, State of Rio Grande do Sul... he remained seven days in Argentina and in that country began to experience symptoms such as fever, cough and muscle pain, on June 15. The truck driver returned to Brazil and 19, a day after he was admitted to a hospital in your area. Starting at day 23, his health deteriorated, suffering a respiratory failure, which led him to his death this morning." Post#67 Here
2. Female, 11 yrs. Reported 7/10. Died 6/30. First fatality in São Paulo State. "The girl was hospitalized in a private hospital in Osasco and died on June 30. Two days before the girl felt abdominal pain and vomiting, with symptoms of the disease and was referred to the health unit. Eventually released and returned with signs of septic shock the day he died because of a cardiorespiratory arrest. The swine flu was confirmed only after death..."We believe this was not the cause of death, but the flu helped it reduce the immune system, which was already compromised," the secretary said in press conference. He said the child suffered from other problems, including pneumonia, and has had low immunity." http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=115158
3. Male; <9 yrs. Reported 7/14. Died July 5th in Sapucaia do Sul (RS). Symptoms began 6/29; entered hospital 7/2 and died 7/5. Had a chronic neurological disease. http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=115557 Also post #67& #68 Here
4. Male, 28 yrs. Reported 7/14. Died 7/10. "He began to show symptoms - fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, cough and nasal congestion - on July 1. The man, who name was not disclosed, sought the medical service on 4 and was hospitalized (in the Hospital of Botucatu 238 km from São Paulo). The clinical condition worsened and he was sent to the ICU (Intensive Care Unit) on 7. The patient did not resist and died three days later." He spent 10 days in hospital. Here
5. Male: 35 yrs? Reported 7/16. "The truck driver was issued by Argentina and returned to Brazil on 29, when he arrived in city of Porto Xavier, also in the RS. The man came to be hospitalized, but was discharged and followed to their city of origin, Itaqui. According to information released by the secretary of health
Hall, the victim was hypertensive and also sought medical care on arrival in town." He "died ten days after being admitted to intensive care in the town of Uruguaiana bordering Argentina." See posts #67, #69 Here
6. Female; 37 yrs. Reported 7/16. Died 7/13. "the victim died in the last 13 days. She had entered a post of Medical Care (WFP) on July 3, but was released to home. Two days later she was hospitalized again in a private hospital." See posts #68&69 Here
7. Male; 21 yrs. Reported 7/16. "The Mayor of Osasco, state of the municipality of Sao Paulo, reported after the second died of influenza A in a day, a man of 21 years." See post #69 Here
8-11 No data. Reported 7/16. See post #69 Here
Summary: Of the eleven deaths "seven were recorded in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Sao Paulo and three in a Rio de Janeiro." See post #69 Here
Chile (40 cases officially confirmed as of 7/18) (Note...the federal official do not always identify the deceased so I have used newspaper accounts of those confirmed.)
1. Fernando Vera, age 37 or 38 yrs. He died in the southern city of Puerto Montt on June 1st. Was hypertensive, had a heart, and was a smoker. Caught bronchitis once a yr. He'd been sick since May 23rd? On the 29th began fever. May 30th? hospitalized. (Here)
2. Male, 56 yrs. He died at the Hospital Base Osorno on June 3rd. Had a history of heart failure. Was morbid obese and had sleep apnea. (Here)
3. Oscar Jimenez, age of 40. Reported on June 17th. Sister described him as healthy. Was admitted on May 31 to Unit Patient Clinic Critical Indisa after being transfered from Puerto Montt.
Here
4. Ismael Pavez, 40 yrs. Died 6/18 with "a multi-organ failure caused by pneumonia." In intensive care since June 1st. Like Jimenez above, had no history of other diseases. Here
5. Nelson Maldonado, 18 yrs. Died June 19th. He had heart problems associated with obesity (weighed 190 kilograms). He was admitted on June 6 in intensive care in Puerto Montt with pneumonia, catastrophic respiratory failure and septic shock, and required mechanical ventilation. Reported June 20th. Here
6. Female, 45 yrs. Died June 20th due to "due to a multiple organic failure and pneumonia caused by the dreaded virus."The woman died at Clinica Integral de Rancagua, where (s)he was admitted on Monday with a 15 box of bronchopneumonia and was connected to an artificial respirator. At the clinic confirmed infection with influenza A and his(her) health deteriorated due to a prior liver disease caused a weakening immune irreversible." Reported on June 21st/22nd. Here She also had diabetes...see post one Here
7. Female, 67 yrs. The woman "suffered from chronic respiratory failure and was placed in a hospital on the island of Chiloé in southern Chile." Reported June 22nd. Here
8. Justin Leonard Ojeda Villarroel, male, 6 yrs. Reported 6/25. "Died Tuesday night (6/23?) at the hospital base of the southern city of Osorno...was admitted to hospital with a probable Osorno box. ""the patient started on Thursday, 18 being treated by a viral pharyngitis. In the context of the 700 daily, with a pharyngitis that was not serious, was sent to his home. And last Monday had no symptoms attributable to human influenza. " According to the physician, it would be "an unusual case and corresponds to a figure quite unfortunate." See posts 1&4 Here
*9. Felipe Sanchez Solis, 22 yrs. Reported June 24th. He "died this morning in the Hernán Henríquez Hospital of Temuco...(he was in) his last year in the career of Dentistry at the University of La Frontera (UFRO) from the capital of the Araucanía...(there were) no signs at the time of gravity therefore was not hospitalized, was treated on an outpatient basis and sent confined to his home with antiviral treatment. It was noted that the death occurred in the Intensive Care Unit due to cardiac failure, although the student showed no history of heart problems." Here
10. Ivan Nibaldo Jerez, Male, 41 yrs. Reported 6/26. He "suffered from chronic renal failure and whose symptoms suffered in the handle of a host of Hogar de Cristo.: see post #2 Here
11. Rosa Venegas Caro, Female for 48 years. Died on June 19th in Coelemu. Reported confirmed 6/26. "The patient was diagnosed with human flu on Monday June 15, after going to the hospital due to a number of product decompensating who suffered an acute liver failure. A root of this condition, his body was weak and low defenses, where the virus AH1N1 addressed more easily. "She had a severe liver failure, and the effect caused by the virus in his body was gatillante his death," said the director of the Health Service Ñuble Dr. Ivan Paul. The woman, after being diagnosed with influenza virus was due to take her home to rest and continue treatment with antiviral oseltamivir. On Friday, 19, was taken by relatives to hospital urgently Coelemu. While taking the first steps, the patient died." See posts 1&3 Here
12. Elgueta Victor Salinas, Male, 47 yrs. Died on June 23rd. He was a "native of the area of Cato, who on June 17 was in the hospital Herminda Martin." "This patient was admitted in very poor condition, came with a one-week advanced pneumonia. We believe that bacteria had a different picture, so it had its defenses very low, "said the director of the Hospital Herminda Martín, Rodrigo Avendaño. The victim lived in a small community in the sector and Cato had a mental disability with a picture of advanced malnutrition. According to data supplied by the NHS, the patient was hospitalized for 10 days in January after suffering an acute bronchitis. Despite medical treatment, gradually worsened and died on Tuesday, June 23, the sixth day of hospitalization." "This person was hospitalized for six days with antiviral treatment. These patients are very weak, which affects not have endured this disease, "said Dr. Avendano. See posts #1-3 Here
13. Male, 11 yrs. Reported 6/27. Died on 6/26 in "in Las Higueras Hospital, the port of Talcahuano...The child was admitted on Wednesday of last week with a clinical picture of developments in three days, with a bronchial obstructive syndrome and Duchenne muscular dystrophy pathology and base." Here
14. Calbuco Armando Diaz Enrique Aguila. Died/Reported 6/29. "Diaz died connected to mechanical ventilation in the Intensive Care Unit, due to multisystem failure. Like the other victims of fatal human influenza, the fisherman had pre-existing diseases like diabetes and obesity." Here
15.**Female, 38 yrs. Died 6/30. Reported 7/1. She died "in the Carlos Van Buren Hospital, due to a systemic functional failure associated with respiratory problems." She is the first death reported in the Valparaiso region. Here
16.** Paul Labbé Avila, Male, 33 yrs. Reported 6/30. Died at his home in Futrono, Región de Los Rios, last week."The most unfortunate that this person is not consulted, failed to reach the public health system, was at home with symptoms for various reasons had not consulted and was aggravated," Here
17.**Child, 7 yrs. Reported 7/3. "...died last Saturday (6/27) in the Bío Bío region, south of the country...lived in the town of Coronel, 545 kilometers south of Santiago, died from a stroke." Here
18. Male, 36 yrs. Died 7/2. Reported 7/3. He (a paramedic tech.) died in "in the commune of San Pedro de La Paz (BioBio region)...Admitted to hospital on June 28, he started on antiviral treatment for severe pneumonia, unfortunately not well developed and died on July 2. It was a previously healthy person who started with a respiratory symptoms that quickly worsened, " Here
19. Anselmo Urrutia, Male 38 yrs. Died/Reported 7/3. He "had been transferred on June 20 from Puerto Montt (to the Chest Hospital in Santiago) and remained connected to an artificial lung (ECMO) after presenting with pneumonia who remained at risk vital since it was placed on June 17. Urrutia died after the one o'clock today by multiorgan failure and unlike the previous case, the disease was associated primarily puertomontino your overweight, which complicated their table." Here
20. Jose Martinez, Male, 53 years. iDied/Reported 7/7. He "resides in San Antonio( Valparaiso Region), who died at 6:20 at the local hospital Claudio Vicuña organic product of a systematic failure associated with a respiratory problem. The patient had a basis of respiratory disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and a lymphoma Hodking. Yesterday received radiotherapy treatment for lymphoma that had caused a minor lung damage on June 26 and entered the hall where he practiced care test for the presence of the virus AH1N1." Here
21. Female, 68 yrs. Died/Reported 7/7. Region Biobío She was a resident of the town of Tomé. The patient suffered from Diabate and was hospitalized on July 19 last. Here
22.** Female, 50 yrs. Reported 7/7. 1st death in Calama Region. She "was admitted to the Hospital Carlos Cisternas Calama with a severe pneumonia and severe respiratory insufficiency, and who performed the PCR test to determine whether she had the disease, which was confirmed by the previous Health Institute Pública (ISP)." Here
23.** Child, under 12 yrs. Died 6/23. Reported 7/7. Died in the region of Tarapacá. Here
24.** Male, 60 yrs. Died 6/26. Reported 7/7. Died in the region of Tarapacá. Here
25.** Elizardo Yévenes Poblete, less than 4 yrs. Reported 7/10. Died in the Hospital of Talca, Maule region. "The child was admitted to hospital on July 6 with severe respiratory complications aggravated by a congenital heart disease, which had previously been operated." Here
26.** Male, 65 yrs. Reported 7/11. "Las Magellan Health authorities yesterday reported the death of a man of 65 years who were serious in the Armed Forces Hospital Cirujano Guzmán, who had a diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis (for smoking), diabetes mellitus type II, hypertension and a stroke registry of old, who was also infected with influenza A (H1N1). It would then of the first fatal victim linked to the new influenza virus in region....The victim had belonged to the Armed Forces during the year and recorded three hospitalizations for severe pathologies basis that she had, which added to the human influence, it was connected to mechanical ventilator and the patient as more serious than Magellan. Here
27.**Omar Uribe Bernardino Reyes, Male; 48 yrs. Reported 7/12. Died 7/11. "...who ten days ago had to be rushed from the Base Hospital in Puerto Montt to the Chest Hospital of Santiago. In the latter compound remained on mechanical ventilation until he died on Saturday night." Here
28.** Female; 57 yrs. Reported 7/12. Of Puerto Montt. "The patient was placed in the base hospital of the regional capital, is connected to mechanical ventilation.
Although the cause of death was gastrointestinal bleeding, the woman had already been confirmed as positive case of human influenza after they ratify the PSR examination..." Here
29. Ventura Las Mercedes Ferrer, Female, 87 yrs. Reported 7/14. She "had entered the hospital San Juan de Los Andes on June 25, according to information confirmed by the Health SEREMI Aconcagua." Here
30. Femenias Enrique; 53 yrs. Reported 7/14. Was from Linares; "suffered from Down syndrome, and was taken to the Hospital del Torax." See post #2 Here
31. Male; 65 yrs. Reported 7/13. Died in Punta Arenas region. He had "with pulmonary fibrosis, hypertension and diabetes and that he was a mielitus pneumonia, examination of IFI or immunofluorescence was positive and subsequently the PCR was confirmed as carrying the human influenza virus." Here
32. Female; 18 yrs. Reported 7/13. Died 7/23. She "was a patient with brain damage, epilepsy, cystic fibrosis, malnutrition with recurrent pneumonia and died a shock, the woman was also positive with the IFIs, not even confirmed human influenza." Here I AM PRESUMING SHE WAS CONFIRMED.
33. Male, 19 yrs. Reported 7/13. He was diagnosed "with severe neurological damage, congenital toxoplasmosis, with repeated hospitalizations and IFI positive, has not been confirmed as human influenza." Here I AM PRESUMING HE WAS CONFIRMED.
34. Concha Lopez, Male 44 yrs. Reported 7/17. Died 7/13. He "had a history of rheumatoid arthritis and was treated with methotrexate. His death occurred at 18:50 hours on Monday in hospital after being derived Curicó the July 8 from the site of care of Linares. He entered with a diagnosis indicating multiorgan failure, immuno-suppression medication and acute renal failure also showed a table of five days of respiratory changes with multiple queries in the SAPU and into the health of the city." See post#3 Here
35-40 No details
Suspected:
A. Adult. Reported 7/17. From from Curico Constitution. In the Maule Region. See post#3 Here
B. Child; 4 yrs. Reported 7/17. From Talca San Javier. In the Maule Region.See post#3 Here
C. Young person Reported 7/17. "...last week a couple of Linares, died at the Chest Hospital in Santiago."In the Maule Region. See post#3 Here
*On list due to report in Chilean newspapers. (havent found confirmation yet of who #9 is but I believe it is this dental student.)
** Reported confirmed in press but not announced by the feds
Colombia (8 cases confirmed as of 7/17)
1. Francy Arias, Female, 24 yrs. She died June 4tht at the Hospital of Meissen in Bogota. "Presented the first symptoms of the flu May 31, with coughing and vomiting. On June 1 came to an EPS, the evaluator, the disabled and prescribed medications for treatment. However, his symptoms became more pronounced on June 3, with high fever and general decay. That led her to the emergency department on June 4, when she was diagnosed with a picture of pneumonia severe. He joined at 11 am, with symptoms of breathlessness and died at 8 pm. "They handled a case of unusually severe acute respiratory infection," said Gonzalo Lopez, director of the National Health Institute (INS). (Here)
2. Male, 28 yrs. Died in Bogata on June 19th. Symptoms began June 17th; on June 18th, he consulted the hospital emergency dept. for chest pain and shortness of breath and was then admitted. Reported June 21st. Here
3. Female, 38 yrs. Reported 7/6. She died in Bogota last Friday (7/3). The woman, a housewife, came to Bogota from south of the city with respiratory problems. She worseded over 24 hrs. until she died. Confirmed by autopsy. Here
4. Karen Alejandra ,Young female. Reported 7/6. "A second death was raised in Soacha, a town close to Bogota. This is a girl who bore a picture of fever, cough and progressive shortness of breath until his death in late June." Here and post #2 Here
5. Infant, about 45 days old. Reported 7/10. Died 7/6 in Bogota. Mother was an Indian. The baby "the minor victim died of pneumonia and pulmonary hypertension." Here
6. Male, young. Reported 7/11. "The couple consulted on July 6 because of a fever, cough and difficulty breathing in Bogota, the ministry said in a press release.
"The patient was diagnosed suspect pandemic virus AH1N1 was hospitalized immediately and started treatment including antiviral and given the progress of their case was treated in an intensive care unit for medical specialists, but unfortunately died," he added." Here
7. Female Reported 7/13. Died 7/5. "This is an adult female resident of the town of Viterbo, who consulted on July 5 with fever, cough, breathlessness, malaise and decay. The patient was diagnosed with suspected viral pandemic AH1N1/09 was hospitalized immediately and started treatment including antiviral. However, he died on Tuesday, July 7." Here
8. Male; 8 yrs. Reported 7/17. July 13. He had Down Syndrome also " suffered from a chronic pulmonary syndrome, which complicated their situation." " On July 11 came to a health center with strong flu symptoms related to their illness. Health authorities began treatment with oseltamivir and antibiotics after the diagnosis, but on July 13 by the gravity of the situation died. Here
Peru: (12 cases confirmed-7/18)
1. Vigo Carmen Cortez, Female, 38 yrs. Reported 7/5. "...died on June 28 at Casaimiro Ulloa hospital in Lima...suffered from high blood pressure and was overweight (obese). Here and Here
2. Female, 4 yrs. Reported 7/5. "...died on Friday, July 3, in Cayetano Heredia hospital in Lima." Had Down's Syndrome. Here
3. Male, 35 yrs. Reported 7/8. Died in Arequipa. "...the victim weighed 140 pounds, had suffered from diabetes and hypertension." Here
4. Alejandrina Lopez Magaly Lopez, Female, 27yrs. Reported 7/10. She "was 6 months pregnant and was teaching the nest of Our Lady of Reconciliation in Pamplona Alta. And she had a respiratory problem. The woman died at the Maria Auxiliadora hospital in the district of San Juan de Miraflores." Also. "She was hospitalized on Tuesday with a picture of pneumonia." The baby died and was not included as an A/H1N1 death. Here
5. Male, 27yrs. Reported 7/11. He was based in Lima and died at died in the Hospital Central of the Peruvian Air Force. He had severe heart disease. Here
*6. Female, 27 yrs. Reported 7/11. "EsSalud has confirmed one death associated with influenza AH1N1 not included in the list of Minsa. This is another woman of 27 years who died on July 1 in the Rebagliati hospital. According to Carlos French, chairman of the committee on the new epidemic in the network Rebagliati, the victim was placed on June 29 with pneumonia. His condition deteriorated rapidly due to suffering from a bad heart. Saturday 4, three days after death, which came from the National Institute of Health (INS) results of a test that was performed when it was still in intensive care: AH1N1 had." See post #4 Here
7. María Celia Gallardo Chavez, Female, 21 yrs. Reported 7/15. Died 7/9. She was at the clinic in Los Olivos. She was in the 30th week of gestation. "The baby of seven months in the womb that bore Gallardo Chavez could not be saved."Here
8. Male; 36 yrs. Reported 7/15. Died at the hospital Daniel Alcides Carrión in Callao. He had uncontrolled hypertension.Here
9. Santa Maria Beatriz Merino, Female; 43 yrs. Reported 7/16. Died 7/2. She lived "in the city of Huanuco, who reportedly entered the hospital July 2 ESSALUD presenting a severe pneumonia, as well as vomiting and headache. She died the next day, as due to congenital heart disease who suffered, could not resist." She also had asthma. Here
10. Male. Reported 7/17. Died 7/11 in Ancash. "...the man belonged to the risk group "for being hypertensive, suffer from morbid obesity, while three years ago had a pneumonic enfernedad...died two days ago upon entering a health center with a picture of severe respiratory failure." Here
11. Male; 50 yrs. Reported 7/18. He had Down Syndrome and died in the hospital 'Cayetano Heredia. Here
12. Female; 35 yrs. Reported 7/18. She had epilepsy and died in the hospital Emergency Grau ESSALUD. Here
13. Male; 29 yrs. Reported 7/18 . He died in n the hospital Emergency Grau ESSALUD. Here
*Appeared in a newspaper report...however it is likely an error and #6 is the same person as #5.
Ecuador (7 cases confirmed as of 7/18)
1. María Soledad Lojane, Female; 28 yrs. Reported 7/10 Death in Azuay(near the city of Cuenca) last Tuesday (7/7). "The patient presented symptoms Azuay last June 23 and was attended by a physician. At home, located in rural areas received medication with analgesics and antibiotics. On June 29 he entered a private clinic with the diagnosis of pneumonia. This case was notified on July 3 last to the Provincial Health Azuay. A day later, he took a sample to the National Institute of Hygiene in Guayaquil analyze the case. The couple, aged 28, died last Tuesday." She was a seamstress. From another article, the "family reported that she "went to the Metropolitan Surgical Center June 29 and July 3 as recently as the case was notified to the Ministry of Health. 4 The day started taking Tamiflu and died three days later. She was complicated in that the clinic not well attended, "said the victim's mother Julia Lojane. "He really sick, we were told he had pneumonia which was not swine flu, whether she died at 12:25 this afternoon and the body was withdrawn after 17:00. In addition, the state of cleanliness of the facilities of the clinic leaves much to be desired, "said Lojane." Here
2. Male; 30 Reported 7/10. Died in Tungurahua. "The patient was treated in Riobamba Tungurahua, also a physician. On July 4, its box flu worsened as he was transferred to hospital in the Ecuadorian Social Security Institute of Ambato. He entered with a diagnosis of pneumonia complicated and was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit. There he died on Monday, 36 hours after admission." He was a salesman. Here
3. Reported 7/13. Unclear who this person is yet. In the Andean province of Chimborazo (south)? Here
4. Female; 49 yrs. Reported 7/14. Died 7/12. She was at the hospital Andrade Marin, Quito. '"Upon his arrival he suffered a cardiac arrest, so doctors performed resuscitation maneuvers, achieving restore life but died a few hours, the incident occurred last Sunday, explained Villacís." She died in the intensive care unit. Here
5. Female; 42 yrs. Reported 7/16. Died 7/11. She died "in the public hospital Eugenio Espejo Quito, (she) is a woman of 42 years, who entered the home health care in critical condition from a private clinic." See post #27 Here
6. Female; 24 yrs. Reported 7/18. She "was admitted to hospital IESS Sunday July 12 with respiratory distress. Antibiotic was administered, the help of oxygen, because a diagnosis was due to pneumonia and worsening of his clinical picture, it entered the intensive care unit (ICU). On July 9 will be notified to the Provincial Health Azuay and proceeds to take a sample for laboratory, unfortunately the service is performed when the clinical picture is a negative trend, confirming the results of influenza A (H1N1) In the early hours of Monday July 13 the patient died due to cardiac arrest at that time notifies the MSP and the autopsy is performed for the respective laboratory diagnosis of suspected influenza AH1N1." Here
7. Male; 21 yrs. Reported 7/18. He "began with respiratory symptoms and was admitted to a private clinic in the city of Cuenca with a picture of bronchopneumonia was subsequently transferred to a private hospital to intermediate care and then to intensive care." Here
Paraguay: (8 cases confirmed as of 7/18)
1. Male, 60 yrs. Died 7/1 "in the sanatorium of San Roque Asuncion, where he joined with a strong box of respiratory infection...
The patient died this morning after a surgery performed in the aforementioned health care facility." Here
2. Female, 8 ys. Died 7/4. Reported 7/5. Here
3. Baby, 11 months. Reported 7/6. The baby died "...,last Friday(7/3) at the Hospital de Luque." Here
4. Female; 42 yrs. Reported 7/13. She was in the Medicos del Instituto de Previsión Social (IPS) for a week. "the patient was admitted with a very complicated and fast in multiorgan failure, making it virtually impossible to recover...explained that the victim of 52 years was derived from the area of emergency intensive care with heart problems of schedule, diabetes and hypertension, resulting in his death so quickly." Here
5. Female; 8 yrs. Reported 7/16. See post #2 Here
6. Female; 12 ys.? Reported 7/16. See post #2 Here
7. Male; adult Reported 7/18. Died 7/16. Here
8. Male; 12 yrs. Reported 7/18. Died 7/16. Here
Uruguay: (19 cases confirmed as of 7/18
)
1. Female, 60 yrs. Died/reported 6/29. Died in Montevideo. Multiple organ failure. Here
2. Male, 60 yrs. Died/reported 7/2. Former firefighter, who based in Montevideo, had suffered from diabetes and a heart disease database. Here
3. Female, 54 yrs. Died/reported. "resident in Maldonado (about 100 km east of Montevideo) with the kind of illnesses and also kidney." http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=113839
4. Female, 56 yrs. Died at the Military Hospital. See post #3 Here
5. Male Reported/died 7/3. Died in the Military Hospital of Montevideo. Had underlying conditions. Here
6&7 Reported in the media but not confirmed Here and Here
8. Álvaro Martínez Bonilla, 34yrs. Reported 7/10. He died "on Wednesday (7/8) at the American hospital." He had underlying conditions. Here
9. Baby, 9mos. Reported 7/10. The baby died "in the Pereira Rossell Hospital (public) and belonged to a unit INAU (Institute of Child and Adolescent of Uruguay). Among other ailments, had cerebral palsy."' Here
10. Female, 22 yrs. Reported 7/13. She was 7 mos. pregnant. '"The woman was admitted with flu symptoms at a hospital in the town of Caramel (250 km northwest of Montevideo) and after the caesarean operation worsened until death. The baby was transferred immediately to a mutualist of the capital be premature. The radio report did not specify if you have the disease." Here
11. Male, 21 yrs. Reported 7/13. He was a rural worker in Rosario, Colona. It is possible that he had hantavirus. Here
12. Reported 7/14. Not sure if this is the person: "a person of 44 years who died Monday in San Jose mutual, with a picture of bilateral pneumonia."Here
13-15 No details. Reported 7/14. http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=115835
16. Child under 5 yrs. Reported 7/17. Here
17. Child under 5 yrs. Reported 7/17. Here
18. Baby; 11 months. Reported 7/17. Died last week. Here
19. Female; 37 yrs. Reported 7/17. Was in intensive care 4 days; obese but had no other underlying conditions. Here
1. Female, 3 months old. Reported on 6/15. The baby, which was born prematurely, was on June 2 admitted to the pediatric ward of the hospital and history of bronchial Posadas. Here
2. Male, 28 yrs. Reported on 6/16. Died on June 12th. Had received a bone marrow transplant 9 yrs. ago. Here
3. Female, 9 or 10 yrs. Reported on 6/16. Suffered from meningitis. Died in hospital Bazterrica. See Post #26 Here
4. Male, 12 yrs. "Was interned at the Hospital Medical Corporation is Saint Martin." "...he was a boy died following a chronic brain disease." See Post #26 Here
5. Male, 15 yrs. Reported 6/18 Died shortly after midnight of severe pneumonia in a clinic in the town of tapiales in Buenos Aires. Parents reported he was healthy beforehand. Here and Here
6. Male, a child. Death occurred in the Federal Capital. Reported on 6/18. Here
7. No details other than the person died in the Federal Capital. Reported on 6/19. See post #33 Here
8. No details. Reported on 6/22.Here
9. No detail. Reported on 6/22. Here
10. No details. Reported on 6/22.Here
11. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred in the [U]Federal Capitol.[U] Post # 42 Here
12. No details. Reported on 6/23.Death occurred in the Federal Capitol. Post # 42 Here
13. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
14. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
15. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
16. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
17. No details. Reported on 6/23. Death occurred province of Buenos Aires Post # 42 Here
18. Male, "A remisero" 30+ years, "a native of San Vicente, (Missions Province) who died in the past the town of Eldorado...the victim was not within the risk group, no case was considered suspicious because it was not found so far "epidemiological link" (necessary in this area by the scarcity of positive patients). Died June 20th of pneumonia. Reported 6/24th.Here
19. Possibly, Female, 13 yrs. Died at the Hospital Rivadavia, City of Buenos Aires. See post #3 Here
20. Possibly Female, pregnant dentist. Reported 6/24. Died in the province of Buenos Aires. See Post 47 Here Reported 6/25. See post #3 Here
21. No details. Reported 6/24. Died in the southern part of the country? Patagonia? See Post 47 Here
22. Female, 24 yrs. Reported 6/24. "originally from General Rodriguez who was interned at the Clinic of Güemes Lujan. " The patient, died Tuesday (6/23). On the afternoon of the analysis confirmed today that she had the H1N1 virus." Died in the province of Buenos Aires. Here and Here She was pregnant in the 38th week of gestation and the baby, whi is reported to be stable. Here
23. Female, 30 yrs. Reported 6/18 & confirmed 6/25. A Paraguayan woman, who lived in the town of Quilmes and died 6/15 in Formosa. She had "immune deficiencies, and on the waiting list for heart transplant." See Here, post #50 Here, and Here
24. Female, 40 yrs. Reported 6/26. "The victim died at the Hospital General Acute Interzonal (HIGA) "Oscar Alende" (Mar Del Plata), where he was interned for four days because of a severe pneumonia...the patient suffered from hyperthyroidism and asthma. Medical authorities stated, in a statement that the patient was admitted to the intensive care unit of the hospital with "pneumonia and sepsis secondary and evolved with multiorgan failure and acute renal failure requiring dialysis, and died on the fourth day of hospitalization . "The patient was a carrier of hyperthyroidism treated in an irregular manner and with bronchial asthma treatment followed a very erratic. Swab sample was taken following the protocol of gravity of patients in critical areas with severe respiratory infectious disease," was recorded in part of the press. Here
25.Reported 6/26 Possibly Female, 22 yrs. Pregnant, of the city of Buenos Aires Luján See post #50 Here
26. Reported 6/26. Possibly, "a 19-year-old, who was pregnant, died in the last hours in the hospital LARC, San Miguel, after presenting the same symptoms caused by influenza A." See post #50 Here
27. Reported 6/27 Some papers list this death as the 40 yr. old from Mar Del Plata (Case #24 above). Official cases remain at 26 (as of 6/30)
27&28* |Males, 25 yrs& 28 yrs. Died/reported 6/28 in Rosario (Deaths#1&2), Sante Fe province. "These would be young people who are detected the presence of H1N1 influenza in the laboratory and who also suffered from two diseases that compromised the defensive system." " Of the two, one living in Rosario while the other had another residence in Santa Fe area." Here
29.* Female, Died/reported 6/29.(Rosario death #3) Pregnant. Died in Rosario, Santa Fe province. see post #7 Here
30. Unknown (presumed Male). Died/reported 6/29. (Rosario death #4)"an immunocompromised individuals (whose immune system functioning below the normal rate)." Died in Rosario, Santa Fe province. see post #7 Here
31.* Student at dentistry school. He was interned in the Central Military Hospital. Here
32.* Female. faculty member of dentistry school. He "was interned at the Hospital de San Isidro San Lucas, according to their families, initially presented a table with a confirmation of acute respiratory infection with influenza virus called Swine and then another infection complicated with sobreagregada." Here She was pregnant. See post #6 Here
33.-35* 3 more deaths in Italian hospital in Buenos Aires. see post #4 Here
36.* Suspected Male, 30yrs. Reported on 6/29. Died "in Rioja for a pneumonia that was complicated. It started with a bilateral pneumonia and after an infectious process was very damaging." Here
37.* Suspected Male, 50 yrs.; member of Coast Guard Argentina. Reported 6/29. "While the person is from the Federation and would Zárate arrived last Friday, was placed in the Sanatorio Garat our city (Concordia) since Friday, and passed to intensive care on Saturday." "The patient suffered a severe pneumonia box. " Here
38.* Male, about 50 yrs. Reported 6/30. He "was placed in the Corporación Médica de Saint Martin. See posts 5+ Here
39* Person, 61 yr. Reported 6/30. "died on June 20 in the Intensive Care Service, Hospital José Ramón Vidal (Corrientes)"and presented at the time of contracting the disease in other serious health complications such as diabetes, heart disease and a localized infection in one hip."' Here
40* Male. Reported 6/30. (Death #5 in Rosario) "immunosuppressed, based in Rosario, who was carrying a severe sequelae of neuronal disease." Here
41.* Female. Died/reported 7/1. Died in Rosario, Sante Fe (death #6 there). She had hepatitis. Here
42.*Female, 47 yrs. Reported 7/1. Died "in the border town of Paso de los Libres," Corrientes Province. (and possibly a third. At this stage that case is suspected. Here
43. Paula Reyes, Female. Reported 7/1. "in Berazategui (Buenos Aires province) died Paula Reyes, a nurse who worked 37 years at the Hospital Evita Pueblo." Not clear if she might be already be included as one of the no detailed cases above). Here
44. *Baby, 9 mos. Died/reported 7/1, in the city of Azul, Province of Buenos Aires. Here
45 *Pre-adolescent Male. Died/reported 7/1, in the city of Azul, Province of Buenos Aires. Here
46. A student at a college in Tigre (Province of Buenos Aires) have died of A/H1N1 virus. See post #2 Here
47.* Male, 40 yrs. Tour operator. Counted as death in Missiones Province. He"was placed a long two days in a private hospital Posadas...Introducing advanced symptoms of pneumonia, the driver was taken to the Institute of Orthopedics and Traumatology (IOT) from Posadas, but died yesterday(6/30), after which it performed the analysis of influenza A, with positive results." Here
48.* Young man? Reported 7/3. "belonged to a risk group because it was "immunosuppressed." Here
49-54* Six People. Reported confirmed dead in the City of Buenos Aires. All died "due to complications with other diseases." Here
55-60* Females (Guess that 5 died in Rosario and 1 in Venado Tuerto for a cumulative total of 13 in Santa Fe Province. Since those above had underlying conditions, I will guess that of these 6, 3 were healthy and the other three were in risk groups. I base this on data presented in post #2 Here)
61 Female, 26 yrs. Reported 7/5. She died "in Iturraspe Hospital in Cordoba city of San Francisco., "a few weeks after being placed and give birth to a bebe."Here
62-66 No information except that 5 deaths have been confirmed in Neuquén Province. See post 2 Here
67-71 3 Females; 2 Males Reported 7/6 in the Province of Santa Fe. 3 were from Rosario; 2 from the city of Santa Fe. 2 had underlying conditions and 3 were healthy. (cumulative 18 in Santa Fe Province) I base this on the previous reports noted above from Santa Fe Province and post #3 Here
72. Mercedes Videlea, Female, 37 or 38 yrs. Died 7/4. Reported 7/6. Death in San Juan Province. Lived in Caucete. She was a housewife that "did not belong to any risk group." Here
73. Tiago Molina, 8 mo. Reported 7/6. Died 6/29. He died in San Luis, San Luis Province. Here
74. Male, 39 yrs. Died 6/28. Reported 7/7. (2nd death Cordoba). "This is a man who had entered with a picture of pneumonia at a clinic in San Francisco." Here
75-78 Four more death reported in Santa Fe Province (now total 22). Two are female; 2 are male. All had reisk factors. See post 8 Here
NOTE: Cases #20 and #32 above may be the same individual
79. Baby, 2yrs. Reported 7/7. He died in in Rio Gallegos, Santa Cruz and it was reported he had epilepsy. Here
80. Child. Reported 7/6. 1st death in Neuquén Province. Had a pre-existing condition. Here
81-83 Three more deaths officially reported in Santa Fe Province (now total 25) Two are female; 1male. Three from Rosario. All had risk factors. See post 12 Here
84. Mikeas Gallard, Male? He was "the city of Avellaneda, died in Buenos Aires." He had a risk factor. See post 12 Here
85. Patient. Reported 7/10. The "the deceased was a native of the town of Las Heras," Santa Cruz Province. Here
*Reported confirmed but not announced by federal officials
86. Female, 58 yrs. Reported 7/9. Died 7/8. "The patient of 58 years died yesterday at a public hospital suffering from a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and was confirmed last Sunday that he had influenza A H1N1." See post # 6 Here
REJECTED as A/H1N1 Carlos Gustos, Male. Was a teacher in the Dalmacio Vélez Sarsfield school, in the Buenos Aires city neighbourhood of La Paternal. Govt. says he died of meningitis (see Here) Originally mentioned in Post #30 as a possible A/H1N1 case Here
Also REJECTED. Male, 61 yrs. Who died in Rosario, Santa Fe Province. Negative test reported 7/1. See post #2 Here NOT SURE IF HE IS #40 on the list above at this time.
Bolivia (3 cases confirmed as of 7/17)
1. Female, 6 yrs. Reported 7/10. "...the girl, who suffered from infantile cerebral paralysis and lung problems, died at earlier this week." Here
2. Male, 59 yrs. Reported 7/10. "...the man, who was suffering from chagasic cardiomyopathy, died last week." Another reports says he had, "blocking atrial cardiomyopathy with ventricular pacemaker." Here
3. Male; 27 yrs. Reported 7/17. Died 7/16. He "...died yesterday at the military hospital Cossmil (in La Paz) due to multiorgan failure." "first hospitalized at the Hospital del Tórax due to symptoms of respiratory failure. He joined the center in this July 2. Three days later, he was transferred to the intensive care section of the Social Security Military (Cossmil), which was connected to an artificial respirator. Since July 5, made all efforts to save her life. On July 14, two days before his death, received confirmation of the Center for Tropical Diseases, Cenatrop, that the couple suffered a flu caused by influenza virus A. The Director of Venues, Laura David, explained the reason that the cause of death was due to a multiorgan failure, "meaning that suffered severe damage to vital organs," which is presumed to be suffering from a disease that still was not determined, but which is under investigation by the doctors who attended."' Here
Brazil (11 cases confirmed as of 7/16)
1. Vanderlei Vial, Male, 29 yrs. Died/reported 6/28. "a truck driver for 29 years who contracted the flu on a trip to our country and died in the southern town of Passo Fundo, State of Rio Grande do Sul... he remained seven days in Argentina and in that country began to experience symptoms such as fever, cough and muscle pain, on June 15. The truck driver returned to Brazil and 19, a day after he was admitted to a hospital in your area. Starting at day 23, his health deteriorated, suffering a respiratory failure, which led him to his death this morning." Post#67 Here
2. Female, 11 yrs. Reported 7/10. Died 6/30. First fatality in São Paulo State. "The girl was hospitalized in a private hospital in Osasco and died on June 30. Two days before the girl felt abdominal pain and vomiting, with symptoms of the disease and was referred to the health unit. Eventually released and returned with signs of septic shock the day he died because of a cardiorespiratory arrest. The swine flu was confirmed only after death..."We believe this was not the cause of death, but the flu helped it reduce the immune system, which was already compromised," the secretary said in press conference. He said the child suffered from other problems, including pneumonia, and has had low immunity." http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=115158
3. Male; <9 yrs. Reported 7/14. Died July 5th in Sapucaia do Sul (RS). Symptoms began 6/29; entered hospital 7/2 and died 7/5. Had a chronic neurological disease. http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=115557 Also post #67& #68 Here
4. Male, 28 yrs. Reported 7/14. Died 7/10. "He began to show symptoms - fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, cough and nasal congestion - on July 1. The man, who name was not disclosed, sought the medical service on 4 and was hospitalized (in the Hospital of Botucatu 238 km from São Paulo). The clinical condition worsened and he was sent to the ICU (Intensive Care Unit) on 7. The patient did not resist and died three days later." He spent 10 days in hospital. Here
5. Male: 35 yrs? Reported 7/16. "The truck driver was issued by Argentina and returned to Brazil on 29, when he arrived in city of Porto Xavier, also in the RS. The man came to be hospitalized, but was discharged and followed to their city of origin, Itaqui. According to information released by the secretary of health
Hall, the victim was hypertensive and also sought medical care on arrival in town." He "died ten days after being admitted to intensive care in the town of Uruguaiana bordering Argentina." See posts #67, #69 Here
6. Female; 37 yrs. Reported 7/16. Died 7/13. "the victim died in the last 13 days. She had entered a post of Medical Care (WFP) on July 3, but was released to home. Two days later she was hospitalized again in a private hospital." See posts #68&69 Here
7. Male; 21 yrs. Reported 7/16. "The Mayor of Osasco, state of the municipality of Sao Paulo, reported after the second died of influenza A in a day, a man of 21 years." See post #69 Here
8-11 No data. Reported 7/16. See post #69 Here
Summary: Of the eleven deaths "seven were recorded in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Sao Paulo and three in a Rio de Janeiro." See post #69 Here
Chile (40 cases officially confirmed as of 7/18) (Note...the federal official do not always identify the deceased so I have used newspaper accounts of those confirmed.)
1. Fernando Vera, age 37 or 38 yrs. He died in the southern city of Puerto Montt on June 1st. Was hypertensive, had a heart, and was a smoker. Caught bronchitis once a yr. He'd been sick since May 23rd? On the 29th began fever. May 30th? hospitalized. (Here)
2. Male, 56 yrs. He died at the Hospital Base Osorno on June 3rd. Had a history of heart failure. Was morbid obese and had sleep apnea. (Here)
3. Oscar Jimenez, age of 40. Reported on June 17th. Sister described him as healthy. Was admitted on May 31 to Unit Patient Clinic Critical Indisa after being transfered from Puerto Montt.
Here
4. Ismael Pavez, 40 yrs. Died 6/18 with "a multi-organ failure caused by pneumonia." In intensive care since June 1st. Like Jimenez above, had no history of other diseases. Here
5. Nelson Maldonado, 18 yrs. Died June 19th. He had heart problems associated with obesity (weighed 190 kilograms). He was admitted on June 6 in intensive care in Puerto Montt with pneumonia, catastrophic respiratory failure and septic shock, and required mechanical ventilation. Reported June 20th. Here
6. Female, 45 yrs. Died June 20th due to "due to a multiple organic failure and pneumonia caused by the dreaded virus."The woman died at Clinica Integral de Rancagua, where (s)he was admitted on Monday with a 15 box of bronchopneumonia and was connected to an artificial respirator. At the clinic confirmed infection with influenza A and his(her) health deteriorated due to a prior liver disease caused a weakening immune irreversible." Reported on June 21st/22nd. Here She also had diabetes...see post one Here
7. Female, 67 yrs. The woman "suffered from chronic respiratory failure and was placed in a hospital on the island of Chiloé in southern Chile." Reported June 22nd. Here
8. Justin Leonard Ojeda Villarroel, male, 6 yrs. Reported 6/25. "Died Tuesday night (6/23?) at the hospital base of the southern city of Osorno...was admitted to hospital with a probable Osorno box. ""the patient started on Thursday, 18 being treated by a viral pharyngitis. In the context of the 700 daily, with a pharyngitis that was not serious, was sent to his home. And last Monday had no symptoms attributable to human influenza. " According to the physician, it would be "an unusual case and corresponds to a figure quite unfortunate." See posts 1&4 Here
*9. Felipe Sanchez Solis, 22 yrs. Reported June 24th. He "died this morning in the Hernán Henríquez Hospital of Temuco...(he was in) his last year in the career of Dentistry at the University of La Frontera (UFRO) from the capital of the Araucanía...(there were) no signs at the time of gravity therefore was not hospitalized, was treated on an outpatient basis and sent confined to his home with antiviral treatment. It was noted that the death occurred in the Intensive Care Unit due to cardiac failure, although the student showed no history of heart problems." Here
10. Ivan Nibaldo Jerez, Male, 41 yrs. Reported 6/26. He "suffered from chronic renal failure and whose symptoms suffered in the handle of a host of Hogar de Cristo.: see post #2 Here
11. Rosa Venegas Caro, Female for 48 years. Died on June 19th in Coelemu. Reported confirmed 6/26. "The patient was diagnosed with human flu on Monday June 15, after going to the hospital due to a number of product decompensating who suffered an acute liver failure. A root of this condition, his body was weak and low defenses, where the virus AH1N1 addressed more easily. "She had a severe liver failure, and the effect caused by the virus in his body was gatillante his death," said the director of the Health Service Ñuble Dr. Ivan Paul. The woman, after being diagnosed with influenza virus was due to take her home to rest and continue treatment with antiviral oseltamivir. On Friday, 19, was taken by relatives to hospital urgently Coelemu. While taking the first steps, the patient died." See posts 1&3 Here
12. Elgueta Victor Salinas, Male, 47 yrs. Died on June 23rd. He was a "native of the area of Cato, who on June 17 was in the hospital Herminda Martin." "This patient was admitted in very poor condition, came with a one-week advanced pneumonia. We believe that bacteria had a different picture, so it had its defenses very low, "said the director of the Hospital Herminda Martín, Rodrigo Avendaño. The victim lived in a small community in the sector and Cato had a mental disability with a picture of advanced malnutrition. According to data supplied by the NHS, the patient was hospitalized for 10 days in January after suffering an acute bronchitis. Despite medical treatment, gradually worsened and died on Tuesday, June 23, the sixth day of hospitalization." "This person was hospitalized for six days with antiviral treatment. These patients are very weak, which affects not have endured this disease, "said Dr. Avendano. See posts #1-3 Here
13. Male, 11 yrs. Reported 6/27. Died on 6/26 in "in Las Higueras Hospital, the port of Talcahuano...The child was admitted on Wednesday of last week with a clinical picture of developments in three days, with a bronchial obstructive syndrome and Duchenne muscular dystrophy pathology and base." Here
14. Calbuco Armando Diaz Enrique Aguila. Died/Reported 6/29. "Diaz died connected to mechanical ventilation in the Intensive Care Unit, due to multisystem failure. Like the other victims of fatal human influenza, the fisherman had pre-existing diseases like diabetes and obesity." Here
15.**Female, 38 yrs. Died 6/30. Reported 7/1. She died "in the Carlos Van Buren Hospital, due to a systemic functional failure associated with respiratory problems." She is the first death reported in the Valparaiso region. Here
16.** Paul Labbé Avila, Male, 33 yrs. Reported 6/30. Died at his home in Futrono, Región de Los Rios, last week."The most unfortunate that this person is not consulted, failed to reach the public health system, was at home with symptoms for various reasons had not consulted and was aggravated," Here
17.**Child, 7 yrs. Reported 7/3. "...died last Saturday (6/27) in the Bío Bío region, south of the country...lived in the town of Coronel, 545 kilometers south of Santiago, died from a stroke." Here
18. Male, 36 yrs. Died 7/2. Reported 7/3. He (a paramedic tech.) died in "in the commune of San Pedro de La Paz (BioBio region)...Admitted to hospital on June 28, he started on antiviral treatment for severe pneumonia, unfortunately not well developed and died on July 2. It was a previously healthy person who started with a respiratory symptoms that quickly worsened, " Here
19. Anselmo Urrutia, Male 38 yrs. Died/Reported 7/3. He "had been transferred on June 20 from Puerto Montt (to the Chest Hospital in Santiago) and remained connected to an artificial lung (ECMO) after presenting with pneumonia who remained at risk vital since it was placed on June 17. Urrutia died after the one o'clock today by multiorgan failure and unlike the previous case, the disease was associated primarily puertomontino your overweight, which complicated their table." Here
20. Jose Martinez, Male, 53 years. iDied/Reported 7/7. He "resides in San Antonio( Valparaiso Region), who died at 6:20 at the local hospital Claudio Vicuña organic product of a systematic failure associated with a respiratory problem. The patient had a basis of respiratory disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and a lymphoma Hodking. Yesterday received radiotherapy treatment for lymphoma that had caused a minor lung damage on June 26 and entered the hall where he practiced care test for the presence of the virus AH1N1." Here
21. Female, 68 yrs. Died/Reported 7/7. Region Biobío She was a resident of the town of Tomé. The patient suffered from Diabate and was hospitalized on July 19 last. Here
22.** Female, 50 yrs. Reported 7/7. 1st death in Calama Region. She "was admitted to the Hospital Carlos Cisternas Calama with a severe pneumonia and severe respiratory insufficiency, and who performed the PCR test to determine whether she had the disease, which was confirmed by the previous Health Institute Pública (ISP)." Here
23.** Child, under 12 yrs. Died 6/23. Reported 7/7. Died in the region of Tarapacá. Here
24.** Male, 60 yrs. Died 6/26. Reported 7/7. Died in the region of Tarapacá. Here
25.** Elizardo Yévenes Poblete, less than 4 yrs. Reported 7/10. Died in the Hospital of Talca, Maule region. "The child was admitted to hospital on July 6 with severe respiratory complications aggravated by a congenital heart disease, which had previously been operated." Here
26.** Male, 65 yrs. Reported 7/11. "Las Magellan Health authorities yesterday reported the death of a man of 65 years who were serious in the Armed Forces Hospital Cirujano Guzmán, who had a diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis (for smoking), diabetes mellitus type II, hypertension and a stroke registry of old, who was also infected with influenza A (H1N1). It would then of the first fatal victim linked to the new influenza virus in region....The victim had belonged to the Armed Forces during the year and recorded three hospitalizations for severe pathologies basis that she had, which added to the human influence, it was connected to mechanical ventilator and the patient as more serious than Magellan. Here
27.**Omar Uribe Bernardino Reyes, Male; 48 yrs. Reported 7/12. Died 7/11. "...who ten days ago had to be rushed from the Base Hospital in Puerto Montt to the Chest Hospital of Santiago. In the latter compound remained on mechanical ventilation until he died on Saturday night." Here
28.** Female; 57 yrs. Reported 7/12. Of Puerto Montt. "The patient was placed in the base hospital of the regional capital, is connected to mechanical ventilation.
Although the cause of death was gastrointestinal bleeding, the woman had already been confirmed as positive case of human influenza after they ratify the PSR examination..." Here
29. Ventura Las Mercedes Ferrer, Female, 87 yrs. Reported 7/14. She "had entered the hospital San Juan de Los Andes on June 25, according to information confirmed by the Health SEREMI Aconcagua." Here
30. Femenias Enrique; 53 yrs. Reported 7/14. Was from Linares; "suffered from Down syndrome, and was taken to the Hospital del Torax." See post #2 Here
31. Male; 65 yrs. Reported 7/13. Died in Punta Arenas region. He had "with pulmonary fibrosis, hypertension and diabetes and that he was a mielitus pneumonia, examination of IFI or immunofluorescence was positive and subsequently the PCR was confirmed as carrying the human influenza virus." Here
32. Female; 18 yrs. Reported 7/13. Died 7/23. She "was a patient with brain damage, epilepsy, cystic fibrosis, malnutrition with recurrent pneumonia and died a shock, the woman was also positive with the IFIs, not even confirmed human influenza." Here I AM PRESUMING SHE WAS CONFIRMED.
33. Male, 19 yrs. Reported 7/13. He was diagnosed "with severe neurological damage, congenital toxoplasmosis, with repeated hospitalizations and IFI positive, has not been confirmed as human influenza." Here I AM PRESUMING HE WAS CONFIRMED.
34. Concha Lopez, Male 44 yrs. Reported 7/17. Died 7/13. He "had a history of rheumatoid arthritis and was treated with methotrexate. His death occurred at 18:50 hours on Monday in hospital after being derived Curicó the July 8 from the site of care of Linares. He entered with a diagnosis indicating multiorgan failure, immuno-suppression medication and acute renal failure also showed a table of five days of respiratory changes with multiple queries in the SAPU and into the health of the city." See post#3 Here
35-40 No details
Suspected:
A. Adult. Reported 7/17. From from Curico Constitution. In the Maule Region. See post#3 Here
B. Child; 4 yrs. Reported 7/17. From Talca San Javier. In the Maule Region.See post#3 Here
C. Young person Reported 7/17. "...last week a couple of Linares, died at the Chest Hospital in Santiago."In the Maule Region. See post#3 Here
*On list due to report in Chilean newspapers. (havent found confirmation yet of who #9 is but I believe it is this dental student.)
** Reported confirmed in press but not announced by the feds
Colombia (8 cases confirmed as of 7/17)
1. Francy Arias, Female, 24 yrs. She died June 4tht at the Hospital of Meissen in Bogota. "Presented the first symptoms of the flu May 31, with coughing and vomiting. On June 1 came to an EPS, the evaluator, the disabled and prescribed medications for treatment. However, his symptoms became more pronounced on June 3, with high fever and general decay. That led her to the emergency department on June 4, when she was diagnosed with a picture of pneumonia severe. He joined at 11 am, with symptoms of breathlessness and died at 8 pm. "They handled a case of unusually severe acute respiratory infection," said Gonzalo Lopez, director of the National Health Institute (INS). (Here)
2. Male, 28 yrs. Died in Bogata on June 19th. Symptoms began June 17th; on June 18th, he consulted the hospital emergency dept. for chest pain and shortness of breath and was then admitted. Reported June 21st. Here
3. Female, 38 yrs. Reported 7/6. She died in Bogota last Friday (7/3). The woman, a housewife, came to Bogota from south of the city with respiratory problems. She worseded over 24 hrs. until she died. Confirmed by autopsy. Here
4. Karen Alejandra ,Young female. Reported 7/6. "A second death was raised in Soacha, a town close to Bogota. This is a girl who bore a picture of fever, cough and progressive shortness of breath until his death in late June." Here and post #2 Here
5. Infant, about 45 days old. Reported 7/10. Died 7/6 in Bogota. Mother was an Indian. The baby "the minor victim died of pneumonia and pulmonary hypertension." Here
6. Male, young. Reported 7/11. "The couple consulted on July 6 because of a fever, cough and difficulty breathing in Bogota, the ministry said in a press release.
"The patient was diagnosed suspect pandemic virus AH1N1 was hospitalized immediately and started treatment including antiviral and given the progress of their case was treated in an intensive care unit for medical specialists, but unfortunately died," he added." Here
7. Female Reported 7/13. Died 7/5. "This is an adult female resident of the town of Viterbo, who consulted on July 5 with fever, cough, breathlessness, malaise and decay. The patient was diagnosed with suspected viral pandemic AH1N1/09 was hospitalized immediately and started treatment including antiviral. However, he died on Tuesday, July 7." Here
8. Male; 8 yrs. Reported 7/17. July 13. He had Down Syndrome also " suffered from a chronic pulmonary syndrome, which complicated their situation." " On July 11 came to a health center with strong flu symptoms related to their illness. Health authorities began treatment with oseltamivir and antibiotics after the diagnosis, but on July 13 by the gravity of the situation died. Here
Peru: (12 cases confirmed-7/18)
1. Vigo Carmen Cortez, Female, 38 yrs. Reported 7/5. "...died on June 28 at Casaimiro Ulloa hospital in Lima...suffered from high blood pressure and was overweight (obese). Here and Here
2. Female, 4 yrs. Reported 7/5. "...died on Friday, July 3, in Cayetano Heredia hospital in Lima." Had Down's Syndrome. Here
3. Male, 35 yrs. Reported 7/8. Died in Arequipa. "...the victim weighed 140 pounds, had suffered from diabetes and hypertension." Here
4. Alejandrina Lopez Magaly Lopez, Female, 27yrs. Reported 7/10. She "was 6 months pregnant and was teaching the nest of Our Lady of Reconciliation in Pamplona Alta. And she had a respiratory problem. The woman died at the Maria Auxiliadora hospital in the district of San Juan de Miraflores." Also. "She was hospitalized on Tuesday with a picture of pneumonia." The baby died and was not included as an A/H1N1 death. Here
5. Male, 27yrs. Reported 7/11. He was based in Lima and died at died in the Hospital Central of the Peruvian Air Force. He had severe heart disease. Here
*6. Female, 27 yrs. Reported 7/11. "EsSalud has confirmed one death associated with influenza AH1N1 not included in the list of Minsa. This is another woman of 27 years who died on July 1 in the Rebagliati hospital. According to Carlos French, chairman of the committee on the new epidemic in the network Rebagliati, the victim was placed on June 29 with pneumonia. His condition deteriorated rapidly due to suffering from a bad heart. Saturday 4, three days after death, which came from the National Institute of Health (INS) results of a test that was performed when it was still in intensive care: AH1N1 had." See post #4 Here
7. María Celia Gallardo Chavez, Female, 21 yrs. Reported 7/15. Died 7/9. She was at the clinic in Los Olivos. She was in the 30th week of gestation. "The baby of seven months in the womb that bore Gallardo Chavez could not be saved."Here
8. Male; 36 yrs. Reported 7/15. Died at the hospital Daniel Alcides Carrión in Callao. He had uncontrolled hypertension.Here
9. Santa Maria Beatriz Merino, Female; 43 yrs. Reported 7/16. Died 7/2. She lived "in the city of Huanuco, who reportedly entered the hospital July 2 ESSALUD presenting a severe pneumonia, as well as vomiting and headache. She died the next day, as due to congenital heart disease who suffered, could not resist." She also had asthma. Here
10. Male. Reported 7/17. Died 7/11 in Ancash. "...the man belonged to the risk group "for being hypertensive, suffer from morbid obesity, while three years ago had a pneumonic enfernedad...died two days ago upon entering a health center with a picture of severe respiratory failure." Here
11. Male; 50 yrs. Reported 7/18. He had Down Syndrome and died in the hospital 'Cayetano Heredia. Here
12. Female; 35 yrs. Reported 7/18. She had epilepsy and died in the hospital Emergency Grau ESSALUD. Here
13. Male; 29 yrs. Reported 7/18 . He died in n the hospital Emergency Grau ESSALUD. Here
*Appeared in a newspaper report...however it is likely an error and #6 is the same person as #5.
Ecuador (7 cases confirmed as of 7/18)
1. María Soledad Lojane, Female; 28 yrs. Reported 7/10 Death in Azuay(near the city of Cuenca) last Tuesday (7/7). "The patient presented symptoms Azuay last June 23 and was attended by a physician. At home, located in rural areas received medication with analgesics and antibiotics. On June 29 he entered a private clinic with the diagnosis of pneumonia. This case was notified on July 3 last to the Provincial Health Azuay. A day later, he took a sample to the National Institute of Hygiene in Guayaquil analyze the case. The couple, aged 28, died last Tuesday." She was a seamstress. From another article, the "family reported that she "went to the Metropolitan Surgical Center June 29 and July 3 as recently as the case was notified to the Ministry of Health. 4 The day started taking Tamiflu and died three days later. She was complicated in that the clinic not well attended, "said the victim's mother Julia Lojane. "He really sick, we were told he had pneumonia which was not swine flu, whether she died at 12:25 this afternoon and the body was withdrawn after 17:00. In addition, the state of cleanliness of the facilities of the clinic leaves much to be desired, "said Lojane." Here
2. Male; 30 Reported 7/10. Died in Tungurahua. "The patient was treated in Riobamba Tungurahua, also a physician. On July 4, its box flu worsened as he was transferred to hospital in the Ecuadorian Social Security Institute of Ambato. He entered with a diagnosis of pneumonia complicated and was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit. There he died on Monday, 36 hours after admission." He was a salesman. Here
3. Reported 7/13. Unclear who this person is yet. In the Andean province of Chimborazo (south)? Here
4. Female; 49 yrs. Reported 7/14. Died 7/12. She was at the hospital Andrade Marin, Quito. '"Upon his arrival he suffered a cardiac arrest, so doctors performed resuscitation maneuvers, achieving restore life but died a few hours, the incident occurred last Sunday, explained Villacís." She died in the intensive care unit. Here
5. Female; 42 yrs. Reported 7/16. Died 7/11. She died "in the public hospital Eugenio Espejo Quito, (she) is a woman of 42 years, who entered the home health care in critical condition from a private clinic." See post #27 Here
6. Female; 24 yrs. Reported 7/18. She "was admitted to hospital IESS Sunday July 12 with respiratory distress. Antibiotic was administered, the help of oxygen, because a diagnosis was due to pneumonia and worsening of his clinical picture, it entered the intensive care unit (ICU). On July 9 will be notified to the Provincial Health Azuay and proceeds to take a sample for laboratory, unfortunately the service is performed when the clinical picture is a negative trend, confirming the results of influenza A (H1N1) In the early hours of Monday July 13 the patient died due to cardiac arrest at that time notifies the MSP and the autopsy is performed for the respective laboratory diagnosis of suspected influenza AH1N1." Here
7. Male; 21 yrs. Reported 7/18. He "began with respiratory symptoms and was admitted to a private clinic in the city of Cuenca with a picture of bronchopneumonia was subsequently transferred to a private hospital to intermediate care and then to intensive care." Here
Paraguay: (8 cases confirmed as of 7/18)
1. Male, 60 yrs. Died 7/1 "in the sanatorium of San Roque Asuncion, where he joined with a strong box of respiratory infection...
The patient died this morning after a surgery performed in the aforementioned health care facility." Here
2. Female, 8 ys. Died 7/4. Reported 7/5. Here
3. Baby, 11 months. Reported 7/6. The baby died "...,last Friday(7/3) at the Hospital de Luque." Here
4. Female; 42 yrs. Reported 7/13. She was in the Medicos del Instituto de Previsión Social (IPS) for a week. "the patient was admitted with a very complicated and fast in multiorgan failure, making it virtually impossible to recover...explained that the victim of 52 years was derived from the area of emergency intensive care with heart problems of schedule, diabetes and hypertension, resulting in his death so quickly." Here
5. Female; 8 yrs. Reported 7/16. See post #2 Here
6. Female; 12 ys.? Reported 7/16. See post #2 Here
7. Male; adult Reported 7/18. Died 7/16. Here
8. Male; 12 yrs. Reported 7/18. Died 7/16. Here
Uruguay: (19 cases confirmed as of 7/18
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1. Female, 60 yrs. Died/reported 6/29. Died in Montevideo. Multiple organ failure. Here
2. Male, 60 yrs. Died/reported 7/2. Former firefighter, who based in Montevideo, had suffered from diabetes and a heart disease database. Here
3. Female, 54 yrs. Died/reported. "resident in Maldonado (about 100 km east of Montevideo) with the kind of illnesses and also kidney." http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=113839
4. Female, 56 yrs. Died at the Military Hospital. See post #3 Here
5. Male Reported/died 7/3. Died in the Military Hospital of Montevideo. Had underlying conditions. Here
6&7 Reported in the media but not confirmed Here and Here
8. Álvaro Martínez Bonilla, 34yrs. Reported 7/10. He died "on Wednesday (7/8) at the American hospital." He had underlying conditions. Here
9. Baby, 9mos. Reported 7/10. The baby died "in the Pereira Rossell Hospital (public) and belonged to a unit INAU (Institute of Child and Adolescent of Uruguay). Among other ailments, had cerebral palsy."' Here
10. Female, 22 yrs. Reported 7/13. She was 7 mos. pregnant. '"The woman was admitted with flu symptoms at a hospital in the town of Caramel (250 km northwest of Montevideo) and after the caesarean operation worsened until death. The baby was transferred immediately to a mutualist of the capital be premature. The radio report did not specify if you have the disease." Here
11. Male, 21 yrs. Reported 7/13. He was a rural worker in Rosario, Colona. It is possible that he had hantavirus. Here
12. Reported 7/14. Not sure if this is the person: "a person of 44 years who died Monday in San Jose mutual, with a picture of bilateral pneumonia."Here
13-15 No details. Reported 7/14. http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=115835
16. Child under 5 yrs. Reported 7/17. Here
17. Child under 5 yrs. Reported 7/17. Here
18. Baby; 11 months. Reported 7/17. Died last week. Here
19. Female; 37 yrs. Reported 7/17. Was in intensive care 4 days; obese but had no other underlying conditions. Here
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