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Argentina - Emergency rooms increased with respiratory infections including pneumonia - Mendoza Province

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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The cold this weekend consultations increased in hospital emergency
Low temperatures affected the number of cases of ill people respitaratorias. The most common bronchiolitis in children and pneumonia in adults.

August 26, 2012 22:11

Photo: Noelia Guzman
By: Mariano Bustos

The cold that hit the province during this weekend was reflected in the number of children attending provincial hospitals with acute respiratory disease. The pediatric hospital emergency Humberto Notti and Alexander Fleming were full of families who came concerned about their children's cough.

As stated by the clinician Carlos Lopez Vernengo has worsened the outbreak of respiratory illness in patients of all ages. "The impression is that this will continue. Probably viral wave spreading through year-end," he said. According to the professional, has come to see more cases at this time of year in early winter.

Hospital guard Notti was crammed little patients this Sunday. As confirmed they were attending physicians, most visits were for respiratory illnesses. "The most common are pneumonia and bronchiolitis," they explained.

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