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SARAJEVO - At the General Hospital in Sarajevo died patient infected with H1N1 (swine flu), announced on Friday Dr. Bakir Nakas, director of the hospital.
A man aged 65 was admitted to hospital on Wednesday at 10 am, a death has occurred at 19.30 the same day, "said Nakas.
In two patients hospitalized in the Clinical Centre of Sarajevo University confirmed the presence of a new virus H1N1, said a spokesman of this institution Biljana Jandric.
'The presence of the H1N1 virus was confirmed in two patients. One patient was kept at the Clinic for Infectious Diseases, and the young man was located at the Clinic for intensive care with very severe clinical picture. It is connected to a mechanical respiration, dialysis is the patient and his condition is very difficult, "said Jandrićeva for federal media.
She pointed out that in the past few days in the Clinical Center in an increased number of patients with respiratory diseases, and all those suffering with suspected to have been infected with the H1N1 virus remain in the hospital and sent for testing.
And to the Republic of Serbian to reactivate the influenza virus type H1N1.
A man aged 65 was admitted to hospital on Wednesday at 10 am, a death has occurred at 19.30 the same day, "said Nakas.
In two patients hospitalized in the Clinical Centre of Sarajevo University confirmed the presence of a new virus H1N1, said a spokesman of this institution Biljana Jandric.
'The presence of the H1N1 virus was confirmed in two patients. One patient was kept at the Clinic for Infectious Diseases, and the young man was located at the Clinic for intensive care with very severe clinical picture. It is connected to a mechanical respiration, dialysis is the patient and his condition is very difficult, "said Jandrićeva for federal media.
She pointed out that in the past few days in the Clinical Center in an increased number of patients with respiratory diseases, and all those suffering with suspected to have been infected with the H1N1 virus remain in the hospital and sent for testing.
And to the Republic of Serbian to reactivate the influenza virus type H1N1.