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Flu Struck Swede flown to Skejby (Denmark)
- Tuesday 25 August 2009, 22:10
A Swede who is seriously ill with influenza H1N1, has been flown to Skejby Hospital (TF note:In Denmark neighbor contry of Sweden), where he is being treated by specialists.
An approx. 30-year-old Swede, who are hard hit by influenza H1N1, was Tuesday flown froFlu Struck Swede flown to Skejby (Denamrk)
- Tuesday 25 August 2009, 22:10
A Swede who is seriously ill with influenza H1N1, has been flown to Skejby Hospital (TF note:In Denmark neighbor contry of Sweden), where he is being treated by specialists.
An approx. 30-year-old Swede, who are hard hit by influenza H1N1, was Tuesday flown from Sweden to Skejby Hospital in Aarhus, writes Dagens Nyheter.
The man's lung is collapsed, and he has therefore been fitted with an artificial lung outside the body, known as ECMO-treatment as one of the few places in Northern Europe performed on just Skejby Hospital.
According to Dagens Nyheter, the man admitted to hospital in G?vle last week with a suspected pneumonia. When his condition deteriorated Monday, and tests showed he was infected with influenza H1N1, he was moved to intensive care Tuesday afternoon and continued to Skejby.
- His condition has worsened in recent days, and it is serious, says doctor Signar M?kitalo the newspaper.
/ Ritzau /
Influenzaramt svensker fl?jet til Skejby
- Tirsdag den 25. august 2009, 22:10
En svensker, der er alvorligt syg af influenza H1N1, er blevet fl?jet til Skejby Sygehus, hvor han bliver behandlet af specialister.
En ca. 30-?rig svensker, der er h?rdt ramt af influenza H1N1, blev tirsdag fl?jet fra Sverige til Skejby Sygehus i ?rhus, skriver Dagens Nyheter.
Mandens lunge er kollapset, og han er derfor blevet udstyret med en kunstig lunge udenfor kroppen, en s?kaldt ECMO-behandling, der som et af de f? steder i Nordeuropa udf?res p? netop Skejby Sygehus.
If?lge Dagens Nyheter blev manden indlagt p? sygehuset i G?vle i sidste uge med mistanke om en lungebet?ndelse. Da hans tilstand forv?rredes mandag, og pr?ver viste, at han var smittet med influenza H1N1, blev han flyttet til intensivafdeling og tirsdag eftermiddag videre til Skejby.
- Hans tilstand er forv?rret i det seneste d?gn, og det er alvorligt, siger l?ge Signar M?kitalo til avisen.
/ritzau/ m Sweden to Skejby Hospital in Aarhus, writes Dagens Nyheter.
The man's lung is collapsed, and he has therefore been fitted with an artificial lung outside the body, known as ECMO-treatment as one of the few places in Northern Europe performed on just Skejby Hospital.
According to Dagens Nyheter, the man admitted to hospital in G?vle last week with a suspected pneumonia. When his condition deteriorated Monday, and tests showed he was infected with influenza H1N1, he was moved to intensive care Tuesday afternoon and continued to Skejby.
- His condition has worsened in recent days, and it is serious, says doctor Signar M?kitalo the newspaper.
/ Ritzau /
Influenzaramt svensker fl?jet til Skejby
- Tirsdag den 25. august 2009, 22:10
En svensker, der er alvorligt syg af influenza H1N1, er blevet fl?jet til Skejby Sygehus, hvor han bliver behandlet af specialister.
En ca. 30-?rig svensker, der er h?rdt ramt af influenza H1N1, blev tirsdag fl?jet fra Sverige til Skejby Sygehus i ?rhus, skriver Dagens Nyheter.
Mandens lunge er kollapset, og han er derfor blevet udstyret med en kunstig lunge udenfor kroppen, en s?kaldt ECMO-behandling, der som et af de f? steder i Nordeuropa udf?res p? netop Skejby Sygehus.
If?lge Dagens Nyheter blev manden indlagt p? sygehuset i G?vle i sidste uge med mistanke om en lungebet?ndelse. Da hans tilstand forv?rredes mandag, og pr?ver viste, at han var smittet med influenza H1N1, blev han flyttet til intensivafdeling og tirsdag eftermiddag videre til Skejby.
- Hans tilstand er forv?rret i det seneste d?gn, og det er alvorligt, siger l?ge Signar M?kitalo til avisen.
/ritzau/
- Tuesday 25 August 2009, 22:10
A Swede who is seriously ill with influenza H1N1, has been flown to Skejby Hospital (TF note:In Denmark neighbor contry of Sweden), where he is being treated by specialists.
An approx. 30-year-old Swede, who are hard hit by influenza H1N1, was Tuesday flown froFlu Struck Swede flown to Skejby (Denamrk)
- Tuesday 25 August 2009, 22:10
A Swede who is seriously ill with influenza H1N1, has been flown to Skejby Hospital (TF note:In Denmark neighbor contry of Sweden), where he is being treated by specialists.
An approx. 30-year-old Swede, who are hard hit by influenza H1N1, was Tuesday flown from Sweden to Skejby Hospital in Aarhus, writes Dagens Nyheter.
The man's lung is collapsed, and he has therefore been fitted with an artificial lung outside the body, known as ECMO-treatment as one of the few places in Northern Europe performed on just Skejby Hospital.
According to Dagens Nyheter, the man admitted to hospital in G?vle last week with a suspected pneumonia. When his condition deteriorated Monday, and tests showed he was infected with influenza H1N1, he was moved to intensive care Tuesday afternoon and continued to Skejby.
- His condition has worsened in recent days, and it is serious, says doctor Signar M?kitalo the newspaper.
/ Ritzau /
Influenzaramt svensker fl?jet til Skejby
- Tirsdag den 25. august 2009, 22:10
En svensker, der er alvorligt syg af influenza H1N1, er blevet fl?jet til Skejby Sygehus, hvor han bliver behandlet af specialister.
En ca. 30-?rig svensker, der er h?rdt ramt af influenza H1N1, blev tirsdag fl?jet fra Sverige til Skejby Sygehus i ?rhus, skriver Dagens Nyheter.
Mandens lunge er kollapset, og han er derfor blevet udstyret med en kunstig lunge udenfor kroppen, en s?kaldt ECMO-behandling, der som et af de f? steder i Nordeuropa udf?res p? netop Skejby Sygehus.
If?lge Dagens Nyheter blev manden indlagt p? sygehuset i G?vle i sidste uge med mistanke om en lungebet?ndelse. Da hans tilstand forv?rredes mandag, og pr?ver viste, at han var smittet med influenza H1N1, blev han flyttet til intensivafdeling og tirsdag eftermiddag videre til Skejby.
- Hans tilstand er forv?rret i det seneste d?gn, og det er alvorligt, siger l?ge Signar M?kitalo til avisen.
/ritzau/ m Sweden to Skejby Hospital in Aarhus, writes Dagens Nyheter.
The man's lung is collapsed, and he has therefore been fitted with an artificial lung outside the body, known as ECMO-treatment as one of the few places in Northern Europe performed on just Skejby Hospital.
According to Dagens Nyheter, the man admitted to hospital in G?vle last week with a suspected pneumonia. When his condition deteriorated Monday, and tests showed he was infected with influenza H1N1, he was moved to intensive care Tuesday afternoon and continued to Skejby.
- His condition has worsened in recent days, and it is serious, says doctor Signar M?kitalo the newspaper.
/ Ritzau /
Influenzaramt svensker fl?jet til Skejby
- Tirsdag den 25. august 2009, 22:10
En svensker, der er alvorligt syg af influenza H1N1, er blevet fl?jet til Skejby Sygehus, hvor han bliver behandlet af specialister.
En ca. 30-?rig svensker, der er h?rdt ramt af influenza H1N1, blev tirsdag fl?jet fra Sverige til Skejby Sygehus i ?rhus, skriver Dagens Nyheter.
Mandens lunge er kollapset, og han er derfor blevet udstyret med en kunstig lunge udenfor kroppen, en s?kaldt ECMO-behandling, der som et af de f? steder i Nordeuropa udf?res p? netop Skejby Sygehus.
If?lge Dagens Nyheter blev manden indlagt p? sygehuset i G?vle i sidste uge med mistanke om en lungebet?ndelse. Da hans tilstand forv?rredes mandag, og pr?ver viste, at han var smittet med influenza H1N1, blev han flyttet til intensivafdeling og tirsdag eftermiddag videre til Skejby.
- Hans tilstand er forv?rret i det seneste d?gn, og det er alvorligt, siger l?ge Signar M?kitalo til avisen.
/ritzau/