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The 4th Regional Health confirmed five cases of H1N1 infection in their region. According to the Chief of epidemiology, Kelly Kosloski, are two cases in Irati, a Raheem, a river in blue and one in Teixeira Soares. In Blue River, a 52-year-old woman died because of H1N1. According to Kelly, the victim had a neural and cardiovascular disease and was slow to seek medical attention.
A 17-year-old died in the early hours of Wednesday (18) with suspected H1N1 flu. The girl, who lives in Carambe?, was admitted to the Hospital of Our Lady of Rocio in Campo Largo, in the metropolitan region of Curitiba.
Family of young explained that there are no reports that prove the disease, but the doctor who attended the girl explained that the main suspect is H1N1 virus infection. The collected material was sent to the State Central Laboratory (Lacen) for analysis that will determine the cause of death.
[h=2]Third death from H1N1 is confirmed in Apucarana[/h]
The third death from H1N1 flu in Apucarana was confirmed by the 16th Regional Health. The victim is a 48 year old man who came to death on 18 April, at the Hospital of Providence. The examination was performed by Lacen - State Central Laboratory, and two other suspects H1N1 reports still awaiting assessment.
[h=1]Paran? registers 37 deaths from H1N1 since early 2016[/h]
Paran? registers 37 deaths from H1N1 since early 2016Reda??o Bonde with AEN - 05/23/2016 - 19: 11Imprimir Report Error more op??esNo Paran?, the beginning of the year until this Monday (23), 37 deaths from H1N1 have been recorded. The presence of the virus was confirmed in 19 of the 22 health districts of the state and deaths in 15 regi?es.Antonina (1), Curitiba (5), Quitandinha (1), S?o Jos? dos Pinhais (1), Blue River (1) Chopinzinho (1), Francisco Beltrao (1), Quince (3), Foz do Igua?u (7), Espig?o Alto do Igua?u (1), Aurora (1), Campo Mourao (2), Umuarama (1), Maringa ( 2) Apucarana (3), Londrina (2), Andir? (1), Cornelius (1), Toledo (1) and New Thebes (1) .In this same period, 595 cases of influenza were reported, and 561 cases of H1N1.
[h=1]Wife of 58 years is first fatality of H1N1 in PG[/h]
It was confirmed yesterday afternoon by Ponta Grossa Health Department the first death caused by the H1N1 virus. The victim, Zilda Beatriz Moro Conck, 58, was admitted to the Municipal Emergency on the night of May 8 and eventually died on the morning of 9. She was considered a patient with chronic disease. The report on the cause of death was issued by the State Central Laboratory (Lacen), based in Curitiba. The confirmation came a day after the examination of Julio Reinaldo de Paula, 39, give negative for the disease. The man died on May 7 and was buried in Irati, his hometown. He was the first suspected case of death from H1N1 in the city. The city is still awaiting the outcome of two patients - one of them also released yesterday. The 33-year-old man with chronic disease, was hospitalized last Tuesday and died in the early hours of Wednesday.
[h=1]Londrina confirms two more deaths from H1N1[/h]
The Municipal Secretary of Health of Londrina received from the State Central Laboratory (Lacen) confirmation of two more deaths from the H1N1 virus. The two victims are men, 80 and 56 years. The elderly already suffering from other complications and had been admitted to the Hospital of the North Zone. The 56-year-old man had no other chronic disease and died on May 6 at the Evangelical Hospital. The other deaths reported in the city were a woman of 59 years and a man of 58, on 29 and 30 abril.Segundo the manager of Epidemiological Surveillance of the Municipal Health Rosangela Libanori, 28 other reports of the disease were confirmed in City.
[h=1]Ponta Grossa has two more suspected H1N1 death[/h]
The latest report presented by the Secretariat of Ponta Grossa Health yesterday afternoon has raised concern about the H1N1 flu in the county. two new suspected deaths from the disease were reported. The victims would be female, with 63 and 66 years old. Both would be with chronic diseases. With this, the city counts six deaths suspected - one confirmed; a discarded and four awaiting test results from the State Central Laboratory (Lacen), based in Curitiba. On average, the reports take about a month to complete.
Patient was a woman of 64 years, with chronic disease who had not taken the flu vaccine. Death occurred in 17 maio.A Ponta Grossa Health Department confirmed the second death from H1N1 flu in the county. The information was given by the folder press office on Tuesday (31). This is a woman of 64, who passed away on May 17 after being hospitalized in hospital.Segundo information from City Hall, the patient had chronic illness and had not taken the vaccine against the H1N1 flu.
19 year-old was with chronic illness and died on 23 March. New report of the Secretary was released on Thursday (02) .The Department of Ponta Grossa Health confirmed another death from H1N1 in the city. The result of the test contained in the new report released by the ministry on the afternoon of Wednesday (02). Now the city has three deaths due to the disease.The last confirmed case was a 19-year-old patient with chronic disease. According to the press office, he was admitted to hospital on May 6 with symptoms of the disease and eventually died on day 23 of the same month.
[h=1]Suspected death caused by H1N1 is investigated[/h]
It is being investigated the cause of death of a resident of Quatro Pontes. There is suspicion that the patient was with H1N1. Analyses were sent to the laboratory in Curitiba. The result should be issued in the next 20 days. "He was hospitalized in another city, and died on May 25. Professionals collected the material and sent for analysis. I have the information that the patient was 38 years old, but we do not know if he was immunized; if he had any chronic disease to receive the vaccine by the public, or sought a private clinic, "explains the director of the 20th Regional Health Denise Liell.A director points out that only with the symptoms, you can not specify the cause of death . "Without the test results we can not say that the death was caused by the H1N1 flu. We'll have to wait for the result, "he said adding that until June 2, the 20th Regional Health had 15 positive cases.
[h=1]Maringa Prefecture confirms new death from H1N1 in the city[/h]
The Maringa Prefecture, in northern Parana, confirmed on Friday (3) a new death from the H1N1 virus in munic?pio.? fourth death caused by the disease in the year in the city, according to a survey of the Secretariat of health.The victim is a 62 year old male resident of Zone 7, killed on May 2. According to the municipal administration, he had high blood pressure - so was part of the group considered risco.At? Friday, another 88 cases of Maring? residents with H1N1 were confirmed by the city. There were 458 reports of the disease over the same period.
[h=1]Flu has caused 74 deaths in Paran? in 2016[/h]
In just over five months, the Parana has already confirmed 74 deaths from flu in 2016. According to data released on Wednesday (8) by the State Department of Health (SESA), the number already exceeds the total recorded in the whole year of 2013 (66). In 2014 there were 16 deaths and in 2015, 26.De according to Sesa, the H1N1 virus was again the largest circulation in the state, which has not happened in the last two years. Of the 74 fatalities this year, 70 (94.6%) are due to the Influenza A (H1N1) - against 4 in 2015, 8 in 2014 and 47 in 2013. "The higher incidence of flu deaths was observed in elderly above 60, and people with chronic diseases such as some heart disease or diabetes, "says Julia Cordellini, head of the Epidemiology Center of Sesa. She warns that the population is part of these groups take extra care in the presence of flu symptoms and seek a health facility as soon as possible.
[h=1]Arapongas confirms first death from H1N1[/h]
The Health Secretariat Arapongas confirmed on Wednesday (8) the first death from the H1N1 virus contamination. The victim was admitted to Freitas.Um John Hospital second confirmed case is that of a patient hospitalized at the Santa Casa that is already out of ciscutros three suspected cases are awaiting the outcome of the State Central Laboratory (Lacen), but patients They were treated and are out of danger.
16th Regional Health confirmed two more deaths from swine flu in the region
The 16th Regional Health (RS), Apucarana, yesterday confirmed two more deaths from swine flu in the region. The victims are a woman, 53, South Jandaia, and a man, 43, Arapongas. Other two deaths are under investigation and are awaiting Central Laboratory results (LACEN) .The examinations confirmed the presence of Influenza A, it is not subtyped because of low viral load in the sample, which can occur when the collection is performed after the seventh day contagion. With confirmations, rises to five the number of deaths in the region, three in Apucarana.Nos three cases of Apucarana was confirmed the presence of the H1N1 virus, which is the most aggressive version, accounting for 94.6% of deaths in the state. According to the latest bulletin released by the State Department of Health (SESA), Paran? confirmed 74 deaths from flu, twenty in a week. The report also points 602 confirmed cases of influenza in the state, and 93.7% of H1N1, which corresponds to 564 cases.
The ratio of deaths from H1N1 in Ponta Grossa had another change, as reported on Thursday (9) the advice of Ponta Grossa Prefecture. A woman who died on May 22 in one of the municipality's hospitals had confirmed death from influenza. However, due to low viral load in 34 years patient's body, it was not possible to confirm whether she had the H1N1 or normal flu (H3N2).
[h=1]Health Department of Maringa confirms fifth death from H1N1[/h]
Maring? Health The Secretariat, in northern Parana, confirmed the fifth death from H1N1 flu in 2016, on Friday (17). The victim, a lady of 82 years, died on April 10. According to the secretariat, the elderly had a cardiovascular chronic disease, therefore, part of the risk group.
[h=1]Man dies with H1N1 after 33 days hospitalized[/h]
He died on Sunday (19) in Bom Jesus Hospital in Toledo, the palotinense Diomar Mark Buth 44 years. He was hospitalized for about 33 days in an induced coma in intensive care after being diagnosed with the flu H1N1.Diomar Mark Buth, sought medical attention after showing strong signs of flu. The doctor just prescribed some medicines. Days later, Diomar fell ill and again sought treatment in the Municipal Hospital Palotina.Exames confirmed the disease. The man was hospitalized, but his picture worsened and he had to be transferred to the hospital Bom Jesus de Toledo where he remained in an induced coma until yesterday's date (19), if not resisted and died.
A 54-year-old man is the first fatal victim of the H1N1 flu in Palmas, south of Parana this year. The patient died on day 8 after spending a few hours in hospital county hospital. The information was confirmed by the Epidemiology Sector on Wednesday (22), after disclosure of test results sent to the Central Laboratory of Estado.De according to the nurse, Marilia Forest, the patient was hospitalized with symptoms of the disease on the last day 06. the next day we collected materials and sent to the Central State Laboratory, and on day 08, died. The patient lived in the urban area and developed their professional activities in rural areas.
Flu has killed 116 people in Paran? this year, according to Health
Figure was released by the State Department of Health on Wednesday (22) .are 26 new deaths - until last week were 90 deaths gripe.TEM) The number of flu deaths in Paran? this year reaches 116, according to the report released the State Department of Health (SESA) on Wednesday (22) and 105 for H1N1. There are 26 new deaths - until last week were 90 deaths from flu in the state. According to the state government, most flu deaths confirmed in Paran? killed patients with a chronic disease and over 60 years.
The epidemiological report Surveillance of Influenza, monitored by the State Department of Health, brought new flu numbers throughout Paran?. The circulation of the virus, according to Sesa, as occurs in 22 regional health throughout the state. Until yesterday, it was confirmed 3. 431casos flu, 725 only caused by influenza - 671 of them from H1N1.
The total number of deaths caused by the disease reaches 383 in Parana. Of these, 116 individuals were victims of influenza A, only 105 cases of H1N1, which represents 90.5% of the total. Compared to the first report released on May 31, when they were recorded 53 deaths from H1N1, the increase is 98%.
utros three suspected cases are awaiting the outcome of the State Central Laboratory (Lacen), but patients They were treated and are out of danger.