Re: 2nd/3rd A/H1N1 deaths (suspect) reported in Corrientes
Re: 2nd/3rd A/H1N1 deaths (suspect) reported in Corrientes
This is about the 1st death in Corrientes but mentions a rumored 2nd death that was denied...
Source:
http://www.diariolarepublica.com.ar/notix/noticia.php?i=159551
Victim of fatal influenza in the province
The Influenza A virus claimed its first life in Corrientes
A man of 61 years, who died in hospital Vidal on June 20. Are 141 suspected cases, of which 9 were confirmed. Public Health denied that there is another death in Paso de los Libres.
Officially, it was confirmed yesterday that the virus of H1N1 Influenza A caused death to a citizen correntino of 61 years, who thus became the first died of disease in the province, it was announced yesterday by Minister of Public Health, Adolph Schneider.
After the arrival of new sample results from the Institute "Dr. Carlos Malbr?n of Buenos Aires, is also reported, which amounts to 9 the number of infected influenza throughout the province, a figure that would rise when new parties make themselves known because they are 141 suspected cases awaiting confirm or discard.
Respect of the deceased were informed that this is a man of 61 years, who died last June 20, ie 11 days ago in the intensive care service at the Hospital Jos? Ram?n Vidal.
The deceased had at the time of contracting the disease in other serious health complications such as diabetes, heart disease and a localized infection in one hip.
The minister informed that when giving information, it was not new results. While the remaining patients, whose confirmation arrived yesterday, are stabilized in services of varying complexity Hospital Jos? Ram?n Vidal, Juan Pablo II "and" Angela Church of Llano.
Furthermore, it was learned that patients are suspected and confirmed in other public and private interior provincial, more specifically in the towns of Santo Tom?, Curuz? Cuati? and Paso de los Libres.
Free suspicious death
Speaking to The Republic, Schneider also denied a rumor that a strong female person of 50 years, have died of the disease in the city of Paso de los Libres.
A woman who came to Buenos Aires from Open, was in intensive care, and on which there was suspicion that he was suffering from influenza A, died at noon yesterday at a private clinic. According to sources, the lady she had a picture of acute pneumonia, but also coincided with symptoms of influenza A, but by the time the diagnosis was not confirmed, or at least not officially.
In that sense, Schneider said: "I am the first to deny any killing by influenza A H1N1 in the province, except the person who died on June 20 Vidal hospital in the capital and who today ( yesterday) was obtained from the results Malbr?n, "he said.
The head of the Health urged people to take the necessary, but not to panic over the situation. "Every year there are many deaths from respiratory diseases that have nothing to do precisely with this new virus, so it is absolutely reprehensible to give a diagnosis without having the results," he added.
In response, Schneider confirmed that for the moment, "the deceased is only given 11 days ago in Vidal.