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A man with suspected to carry the virus H1N1, also known as Influenza A, was transferred from Poconé (104 km South of Cuiaba) for the Hospital Santa Helena, in the Capital, on the last Sunday (30). The information was confirmed by the director-general of the medical unit, Marcelo Sandrin. The patient's name was not disclosed and the preliminary information are that it would be the municipality of Our Lady of Deliverance (42 km South of the Capital) and won't work in a pousada Poconé. The man is admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), with a table full of respiratory insufficiency and should remain under observation for at least two weeks. The second time, Sandrin, is required for the examinations of the material collected are analyzed by Santa Helena and also by Epidemiological Surveillance of the Capital.
Re: Brazil: Man is hospitalized in Cuiaba with suspected H1N1
Cuiaba: pregnant makes delivery of emergency due suspicion of avian influenza H1N1
A servant of CAB Cuiaba, who works at the border service of the company gains Time, was hospitalized suspected to have contracted avian influenza H1N1 (Influenza A). She was pregnant between 7 and 8 months and a delivery of emergency was carried out. Her son, who survived and is replaced as well. However, it follows admitted at Hospital Santa Rosa. A person next to her told the Gazeta Digital that the health status of the patient was "very serious" and that on Monday (7) she was in the sector of insulation with family visits restricted to 30 minutes. According to this friend of the employee of CAB, family suspect that she has contracted the virus or had any contact with any infected person in the work environment, on the premises of the gains Time. She also said that other employees of the company who maintained contact with the patient also had been notified to the monitoring by the Municipal Department of Health. Her husband and a daughter of the couple also.
