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Chine / Sichuan : un cas de H1N1 (H-60) hospitalis? dans un ?tat critique
Chine / Sichuan : un cas de H1N1 (H-60) hospitalis? dans un ?tat critique
Panzhihua, Sichuan
60-year-old male patient, hospitalised on April 1. Diagnosed on April 3 as an acute case of H1N1 virus strain infection, not the H7N9 strain. In critical condition
Human cases of H7N9 bird flu reported in China.
As of May 20, there were a total of 130 confirmed cases, including 36 deaths and at least 72 who have fully recovered. Not all of the deaths and recovered cases are marked in this map because some provincial authorities have yet to publish these patients' names.
A first case was reported in Taiwan on April 24.
Click on each balloon for more information on individual patients infected: blue, patients infected with the H7N9 virus under treatment; red, those infected with H7N9 who have died; yellow, those who have fully recovered; and pink, those infected other types of the Influenza A virus, including H1N1.
Map by the South China Morning Post. For SCMP's H7N9 coverage, please visit http://www.scmp.com/topics/h7n9-avian-flu .
Re: Chine / Sichuan : un cas de H1N1 (H-60) hospitalis? dans un ?tat critique
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Sichuan cas confirm? de patients atteints de graves cas de grippe H1N1 pour l'homme de 60 ans,
05/04/2013 05:49:11 Source: Huaxi Dushi Bao (Chengdu) 1175 participation
Sauvez le soir du Avril 4, Ouest de la Chine h?pital, les patients gravement malades atteints de la grippe A H1N1 transf?r?s ? l'h?pital des maladies infectieuses de Chengdu ? poursuivre la gouvernance d'isolement
Le 1er avril de la fi?vre et quelques jours pour les patients disparaissent ? Huaxi visites urgence d'un h?pital, puis transf?r? ? l'unit? de soins intensifs pour le traitement en raison de difficult?s respiratoires. Apr?s examen, les patients atteints de la grippe A (H1N1) ont ?t? test?s positifs, Au 3?me diagnostiqu? le premier cas de grippe H1N1 s?v?re cette ann?e, Sichuan Province admissions.
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