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Health rejects alleged death from influenza A (H1N1)
Porto, Porto Nationals June 15, 2009
Tegucigalpa .- The health authorities on Monday rejected a woman of 59 years has died of infection of influenza A (H1N1), which became the first death from this deadly disease in our pa?s.El Health Minister, Carlos Aguilar said Monday at a press conference that the event which has transpired in some electronic media, has "fallen on speculation," and that so far not confirmed any deaths from influenza in Honduras.
The patient Ela Deysi Rodriguez Escobar (59), who was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of the Hospital School, died on Sunday in the morning, however at the request of the family is not performed an autopsy to determine the causes of his death, said Radio America.
According to the file number, 1922718, Rodriguez was admitted on Sunday at 4:25 in the afternoon and was attended by Dr. Victor Reyes.
The patient showed all the symptoms of the deadly flu, also suffered a severe heart disease (a heart valve replacement).
This file adds that the patient was performed in the examination of virology in a private hospital which is negative for influenza A and B, however it is expected that the samples collected in the Hospital School, also consistent with the diagnosis.
Aguilar revealed at a press conference that "It is most likely to have more cases, but must be taken to demonstrate the laboratory tests, and until we see the remains confirmed 100"
"These records are sub that the disease is very mild, and many do not go to health centers to take tests, so we had only 100 such cases."
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Health rejects alleged death from influenza A (H1N1)
Porto, Porto Nationals June 15, 2009
Tegucigalpa .- The health authorities on Monday rejected a woman of 59 years has died of infection of influenza A (H1N1), which became the first death from this deadly disease in our pa?s.El Health Minister, Carlos Aguilar said Monday at a press conference that the event which has transpired in some electronic media, has "fallen on speculation," and that so far not confirmed any deaths from influenza in Honduras.
The patient Ela Deysi Rodriguez Escobar (59), who was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of the Hospital School, died on Sunday in the morning, however at the request of the family is not performed an autopsy to determine the causes of his death, said Radio America.
According to the file number, 1922718, Rodriguez was admitted on Sunday at 4:25 in the afternoon and was attended by Dr. Victor Reyes.
The patient showed all the symptoms of the deadly flu, also suffered a severe heart disease (a heart valve replacement).
This file adds that the patient was performed in the examination of virology in a private hospital which is negative for influenza A and B, however it is expected that the samples collected in the Hospital School, also consistent with the diagnosis.
Aguilar revealed at a press conference that "It is most likely to have more cases, but must be taken to demonstrate the laboratory tests, and until we see the remains confirmed 100"
"These records are sub that the disease is very mild, and many do not go to health centers to take tests, so we had only 100 such cases."
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