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2nd reported death in Alvear, Buenos Aires

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Source: http://www.mdzol.com/mdz/nota/14213...erte-de-un-hombre-ahora-una-mujer-está-grave/


July 7, 2009 | 11:04
Influenza A in Alvear: after the death of a man now a woman is serious
Radio1 courtesy

"We expect the certificates of analysis on the cases," said Vitali.

The director of Hospital Nurses said that including the Argentine man who died Saturday afternoon, a woman over 40 years that he was this weekend, possible cases of influenza in five reach that department of the South.
by MDZ, Society


A woman of 40 years that he was this weekend in General Alvear rise to five suspect cases of Influenza A in that department.

As the director of Hospital Nurses Argentinos, Dr. Walter Vitali, "so far we have no confirmation, so you do not communicate every day to send us the studies."

With the death of a man of 62 years, on Saturday afternoon, suspected infected H1 N1 amount to five.



Vitali also explained its limits for the results of the analysis of patients suspected of Influenza A and especially the death of sixty men.

"You can not certify whether it is the first fatal case or not Alvear because epidemiological studies have been sent to the Institute Malbr?n, where they have thousands on the waiting list," he warned.

"We always talk about the alleged case and until we get certified to confirm or deny, we can not futurology" Alvear told Radio 1.

At the same time, remarked that there are four others, two of them minors, in addition to the aforementioned woman with the same symptoms that had died.
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Re: 2nd reported death in Alvear, Buenos Aires

This is a report on the 1st death at that hospital:
Source: http://www.mdzol.com/mdz/nota/141732-En-Alvear,-una-persona-habría-fallecido-de-Gripe-A/

GoogleJuly 5, 2009 | 17:51
In Alvear, a person would have died of influenza A
A man of 62 years died yesterday at 19 in Hospital Nurses Argentinos. Entered by an acute respiratory table, but the health authorities sent samples to the Institute Malbr?n to confirm if the victim died due to H1N1 virus.
by MDZ


The patient was admitted to hospital Nurses southern Argentine city with an acute respiratory table, reports the Daily Digital Info Alvear.

Doctors gave her antiviral treatment and was interned for a week.

The hospital's director, Walter Vitali, explained that the samples sent to the Institute Malbr?n to delay five days to determine whether the man, a native of the district would share them - translation:
 
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