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Argentina: suspected cases in 2010

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The cases were detected in the Hospital Vidal. The treatment is realized in an ambulatory way. Tests did not take to know if they were enduring the illness that last year untied a pandemic.

In other provinces of the country already confirmed to themselves cases, for what Corrientes is in risk. During the weekend two patients were detected in Currents with syndrome gripal and, bearing in mind that the virus of the Influenza To (H1N1) is already circulating in the country, they were decided to medicate with the antiviral one prescribed for this illness, the Oseltamivir. Both persons were attended in the Hospital Vidal, but they did not remain inmates and they continue in ambulatory treatment.

http://www.el-litoral.com.ar/leer_noticia.asp?IdNoticia=131977
 
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