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-The Viedma reappearance of influenza A and respiratory diseases increased concern in Viedma. Apparently this is a common denominator in the rest of the province and the country. So much so that in recent days from hospitals rionegrinos claimed the Ministry of Health providing more respirators to this increase. Whether it be authorized the purchase in the province.
While hospital authorities deny it, it is estimated that viedmense hospital has collapsed in its ability to hospitalization. Several patients are in intensive care on life support and the majority in the general ward.
[h=1]Another man died by the H1N1 virus[/h]
Rio Black / Bariloche. On Friday night the man died sequestered, a few days ago with a picture of influenza A and had been complicated by a superinfection. This fact had not confirmed what type of era.El flu patient remained hospitalized for days and his picture was complicated by a secondary infection by bacteria, so I remained in intensive care in hospital zonal.Desde hospital they had not confirmed what type of flu was, if influenza A common, or H1N1.
[h=2]A 35 year old man died after suffering flu in Viedma[/h]
A 35 year old man died this morning because of the flu after being hospitalized in intensive care in a hospital in the city of Viedma. "He suffered several risk factors such as obesity and smoking was" Radio Nacional informed the hospital director Viedma Artemide Zatti, Jos? Robacio. The deceased, of the town of San Javier, a distance of 30 kilometers from the rionegrina capital "was not vaccinated," he added the doctor. He also confirmed that with this death makes three fatalities from influenza A in the Patagonian province. He also noted that at the local hospital so far there are 23 cases among these patients and both are children whose status "is favorable and are evolving."
[h=2]Another patient died with Influenza A[/h] A man of about 55 years died after being admitted to intensive care at the zonal hospital for about ten days A.La flu hospital director confirmed Mercedes Ibero Morning Radio Six that the patient had influenza A virus, but " we H1N1 certification "explic?.La doctor explained that if the samples were sent to the institute Malbr?n confirmed H1N1; it would be two fatal cases in Bariloche.El patient "had a history of chronic diseases and had not been vaccinated despite being in the risk group" indic?.Seg?n recalled, the man "had entered a very serious condition" and unfortunately during his hospitalization "had not had good evolution" .Iber? said that "at this moment there is no zonal hospital inpatient with Influenza a, which is a good thing to keep a little quiet."
