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Bird flu patient was referred to the Gunung Jati
Friday, January 23, 2009 10:59 pm
CIREBON - MI: Ela, 35, the patient suspect bird flu from Imut Suka Village, District Garawangi, Kuningan, West Java, on Thursday (22 / 1) night at about 20:30 pm, she was referred to Cirebon Gunung Jati hospital after a treatment in hospitals Brass '45.
According to Yudi, 33, a neighbor who accompanied patients to hospitals Gunung Jati, Ela who was three months pregnant went into RSUD'45 Brass, Thursday afternoon, but because doctors diagnose bird flu suspect eventually was taken to hospital Cirebon Gunung Jati which is one of the houses hospital referral cases of bird flu in West Java.
"Ela high fever after four of his chickens died suddenly, so the family immediately brought to hospitals '45 Ela to Brass. Once you know there is a history of contact with poultry that died suddenly the hospitals refer to this Gunung Jati hospital," he said.
Ela who arrived in Gunung Jati hospital directly through the preliminaries and all the nurses to use protective masks and gloves mouth. Half an hour later Ela in special isolation rooms for patients with bird flu.
PR Haris Gunung Jati Hospital, Friday morning, explaining that the Chairman of bird flu team Gunung Jati Hospital Dr. Ali Hanafi were doing handling fees according to the procedure, and the patient was given tamiflu, taken blood and performed rongent in his lungs. After it entered the isolation room with the help of respirator.
He said blood samples had been taken and will be sent to Balitbangkes Jakarta, while not yet obtained the photograph rongent patient's lungs. "Later we will give additional information," he said.
Previously Siti Jaenab, 48, and Pitriani Pipit, 25, mother and child RT03/10 Housing residents on Village Tukmudal Park Tukmudal, Sub Source Cirebon regency became suspect bird flu and isolation hospitals in Gunung Jati Cirebon, January 2, 2008.
Both were later declared a bird flu negative and finally allowed to go home after recovery, but his 25 free-range chicken that died suddenly at the back of his house turned out positive bird flu. (Ant/OL-06):tiphat:http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2009/01/23/57512/123/101/Pasien-Flu-Burung-Dirujuk-ke-Gunung-Jati
Friday, January 23, 2009 10:59 pm
CIREBON - MI: Ela, 35, the patient suspect bird flu from Imut Suka Village, District Garawangi, Kuningan, West Java, on Thursday (22 / 1) night at about 20:30 pm, she was referred to Cirebon Gunung Jati hospital after a treatment in hospitals Brass '45.
According to Yudi, 33, a neighbor who accompanied patients to hospitals Gunung Jati, Ela who was three months pregnant went into RSUD'45 Brass, Thursday afternoon, but because doctors diagnose bird flu suspect eventually was taken to hospital Cirebon Gunung Jati which is one of the houses hospital referral cases of bird flu in West Java.
"Ela high fever after four of his chickens died suddenly, so the family immediately brought to hospitals '45 Ela to Brass. Once you know there is a history of contact with poultry that died suddenly the hospitals refer to this Gunung Jati hospital," he said.
Ela who arrived in Gunung Jati hospital directly through the preliminaries and all the nurses to use protective masks and gloves mouth. Half an hour later Ela in special isolation rooms for patients with bird flu.
PR Haris Gunung Jati Hospital, Friday morning, explaining that the Chairman of bird flu team Gunung Jati Hospital Dr. Ali Hanafi were doing handling fees according to the procedure, and the patient was given tamiflu, taken blood and performed rongent in his lungs. After it entered the isolation room with the help of respirator.
He said blood samples had been taken and will be sent to Balitbangkes Jakarta, while not yet obtained the photograph rongent patient's lungs. "Later we will give additional information," he said.
Previously Siti Jaenab, 48, and Pitriani Pipit, 25, mother and child RT03/10 Housing residents on Village Tukmudal Park Tukmudal, Sub Source Cirebon regency became suspect bird flu and isolation hospitals in Gunung Jati Cirebon, January 2, 2008.
Both were later declared a bird flu negative and finally allowed to go home after recovery, but his 25 free-range chicken that died suddenly at the back of his house turned out positive bird flu. (Ant/OL-06):tiphat:http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2009/01/23/57512/123/101/Pasien-Flu-Burung-Dirujuk-ke-Gunung-Jati