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Brazil - Santa Catarina: influenza 2018 - 48 fatalities

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Santa Catarina has first death due to influenza A in 2018


The Santa Catarina epidemiological surveillance director confirmed the first death of the year by Influenza A. The victim is a resident of Florian?polis. The 72-year-old man was infected with H3N2 Subtype. As of 11 April, 17 people have been confirmed to be infected with the Influenza virus. Of the 17 cases, 15 are of virus A, 11 of subtype H3N2 and four of H1N1. Two cases were confirmed by the influenza B virus. The data were released on Thursday by the Epidemiological Surveillance Board (Dive-SC). Amrec's Regional Health Management is making final adjustments to the flu vaccine campaign. Campaign start is confirmed for the 23rd. As for alerts made via whats apps, well they are fake. "There's no such seven-headed thing. We inform ourselves and the alert is false, but it is fundamental that people get vaccinated "

http://difusora910.com.br/noticia/sa...ripe-a-em-2018
 
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[h=1]Recorded the first death due to influenza A in Jaragu?[/h]
The Secretary of Health reports that the first death due to Influenza A (H1N1) this year was registered in Jaragu? do Sul, on Sunday night (6). This is a 58-year-old woman living in the Nereu Ramos neighborhood. She had been hospitalized at S?o Jos? Hospital since April 24, was hypertensive and had Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS - shortness of breath, low oxygenation, respiratory discomfort). The supervisor of Epidemiological Surveillance, Geovani Lombardi, explains that even before collection and examination results, patients with SARS are treated with tamiflu and receive all the care that the disease requires. The confirmation of the influenza A H1N1 virus arrived on April 30.

The other confirmed case of influenza A (Seasonal H3) is a 61-year-old man with chronic heart disease and hypertension who was hospitalized and has been discharged. There is also a 45-year-old woman who is hospitalized at the Jaragu? Hospital ICU, with SRAG, in a stable state. However, the result of the test - which arrived in the early afternoon of Monday (7) - was negative for the Influenza virus.

http://www.jdv.com.br/noticia/8886/registrada-a-primeira-morte-por-gripe-a-em-jaragua
 
[h=3]The number of deaths from influenza rises to 6 in SC[/h] [h=3]This year, six people have died from the flu in Santa Catarina. The disease, caused by the influenza virus, caused 69 hospitalizations in the state by May 15. The data were released on Thursday in the bulletin of the Epidemiological Surveillance Board (Dive-SC). All six deaths were caused by influenza A, three of which were caused by influenza A H1N1, two by A H3N2 and one awaiting subtype analysis. Half of the deaths were registered in Florian?polis. The remaining patients were in Blumenau, Jaragu? do Sul and S?o Jos?. Of the six deaths from the disease, four were in patients who had some risk factor (two elderly, one obese and one chronic patient). In relation to age, there were four deaths in people aged 50 to 59 years and two in people over 60 years.[/h]
http://www.oestemania.net/index-sit...ara-seis-o-numero-de-mortes-por-gripe-A-em-SC
 
[h=1]Blumenau city hall confirms first death due to influenza A this year[/h]
This week, the Municipal Department of Health Promotion (Semus) received confirmation of the first death due to severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) caused by the H1N1 influenza virus in Blumenau. The patient, 54 years old, was a resident of the Itoupavazinha neighborhood and presented comorbidities (existence of other simultaneous diseases). So far, according to the Epidemiological Surveillance of the municipality, there are 11 confirmed cases of SARS generated by the influenza virus, of which ten residents of the city (all with H1N1) and one Rodeo resident who was hospitalized in the municipality (H3N2). Currently, technicians from the Municipality of Blumenau and the State Epidemiological Surveillance Board (Dive) investigate the death of a one-year-old child, in view of their proximity to two other children who tested positive for the virus and required hospital treatment.

https://omunicipioblumenau.com.br/p...-confirma-primeira-morte-por-gripe-neste-ano/
 
[h=1]Blumenau reports two more deaths from the H1N1 virus[/h]
The number of people who died of the H1N1 virus in Blumenau rose to three. The Municipal Health Promotion Office on Friday confirmed two more deaths caused by the virus. One of the cases refers to a one-year-old girl who died earlier in the month due to circumstances hitherto unknown. After a thorough investigation with the technical support of the State Epidemiological Surveillance Department (Dive), the death was classified according to the clinical-epidemiological criteria, since the child presented symptoms of the disease and maintained direct contact with two other children who had the virus detected, through an examination carried out by the Central Laboratory of Public Health (Lacen). The other victim is a 47-year-old woman with comorbidities (other simultaneous illnesses) who already had the disease diagnosed and was hospitalized.

http://jornaldesantacatarina.clicrb...ais-duas-mortes-pelo-virus-h1n1-10354844.html
 
[h=1]The number of deaths from influenza A in SC rose to 12,[/h]
The number of deaths due to influenza in Santa Catarina is 12, according to the most recent bulletin of the Epidemiological Surveillance Office of Santa Catarina (Dive-SC), which compiles data from the disease from December 31, 2017 to June 13 of this year. Of the 12 died, 6 were diagnosed by subtype A (H1N1), 5 by subtype A (H3N2) and 1 (8.3%) are awaiting subtyping. Most of the patients were elderly or people with associated risk factors, such as obesity, chronic disease, and babies. So far, there are 136 confirmed cases for Influenza: 112 have evolved to cure, 12 have died and 12 are still awaiting completion of the investigation. Of these cases, 71 were confirmed for A (H1N1) virus, 53 for A virus (H3N2), 8 for Influenza B virus and 4 awaited subtyping.

https://g1.globo.com/sc/santa-catar...ro-de-mortos-por-gripe-a-em-sc-diz-dive.ghtml
 
[h=1]23 patients died of flu this year in SC[/h] At least 23 people in Santa Catarina died of the flu until July 11. This is what the report of the Directorate of Epidemiological Surveillance (Dive-SC) said on Thursday. Of the 23 deaths from the influenza virus, 19 (82.6%) presented some risk factor for aggravation, being 11 elderly, four chronic patients, three obese and one child less than two years old.
These confirmed deaths affected patients living in 14 municipalities in Santa Catarina: Florian?polis, with four deaths; St. Joseph, with three; Blumenau, Jaragu? do Sul, Joinville and Vidal Ramos, with two each; Balne?rio Barra do Sul, Canoinhas, Itaja?, Lebon R?gis, Nova Trento, Pomerode, S?o Miguel da Boa Vista and Videira, with one each.
In total, there were 256 hospitalizations for the disease in the State. The subtype that has most circulated is the influenza A H1N1, which accounts for 116 cases so far. Of the 256 hospitalizations, 149 (58.2%) presented some associated risk factors, of which 75 (50.3%) elderly, 31 (20.8%) had chronic diseases, 19 (12.8%) of 2 years, nine (6.0%) pregnant and 15 (10.1%) obese.

http://dc.clicrbs.com.br/sc/estilo-...reram-por-gripe-neste-ano-em-sc-10496543.html
 
[h=1]Canoinhas registers first death of the year due to influenza[/h]
The Epidemiological Surveillance of Santa Catarina confirmed the first death of the year due to the influenza virus in Canoinhas. The patient died on July 8, but the diagnosis was not confirmed until this week. It is not the first case of death by the virus to be registered in Canoinhas. Every year an average of three to five people die as a result of the disease in the Municipality. Currently, there are three cases of influenza A confirmed in Canoinhas, two of which are undergoing treatment.

http://jmais.com.br/canoinhas-registra-primeira-morte-do-ano-por-influenza/
 
[h=1]Canoinhas confirms first death due to Influenza this year[/h]
From the beginning of the year until Thursday, July 19, 16 suspected cases of Influenza A were reported in the municipality of Canoinhas. In recent weeks, four positive cases of the virus have been reported, including two children, one adult and one elderly. The 68-year-old patient, who did not take the vaccine against the virus, died in the past few days. The information is from the Department of Health, through the Epidemiology sector of Canoinhas.

http://www.vvale.com.br/saude/canoinhas-confirma-primeira-morte-por-influenza-neste-ano/
 
[h=2]Man dies with suspicion of the H1N1 virus in S?o Miguel do Oeste[/h]
A 36-year-old man was received at the Emergency Room of the S?o Miguel do Oeste Regional Hospital on Sunday, 22. The patient resided in Uni?o do Oeste and was taken to the unit by SAMU. According to the hospital, he was assisted by the care team and referred to the Intensive Care Unit. After suspicion of Influenza, a compulsory notification was made to the State Epidemiological Surveillance and then the material was collected and sent to the Central Laboratory (Lacen), in Florian?polis. Alex Kulba ended up dying on Sunday afternoon, 22. The results of the exams will be disclosed by the Epidemiological Surveillance of the State Department of Health of Santa Catarina. This year, the cases of deaths attributed to the disease have grown to over 800 in Brazil.

https://www.peperi.com.br/noticias/...uspeita-do-virus-h1n1-em-sao-miguel-do-oeste/
 
[h=1]Regional Health Management confirms death due to H3N2 influenza in the West[/h] The Regional Health Department confirmed this morning (25), the death of a person with the H3N2 influenza virus in Santa Catarina West. The victim was a man who died on Thursday (19) at the Terezinha Gaio Bassos Regional Hospital in S?o Miguel do Oeste. There's another suspect case. According to the nurse, Dila Possati, from the Epidemiological Surveillance of Health Management of S?o Miguel do Oeste, the patient, approximately 55 years old, was from the city of Guatambu and also had other health problems. "This linked and caused the greatest severity, death," explains Possati, in an interview with "Portal Peperi." The man was admitted to the hospital unit, where he remained in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), but died. "He did not have a vaccine," she explains. According to her, the detailed examinations confirmed that the man died with the virus H3N2.

https://clicrdc.com.br/gerencia-regional-de-saude-confirma-morte-por-influenza-h3n2-no-oeste/
 
[h=1]The number of serious flu cases this year has risen to 179 in SC[/h]
This year, 179 residents of Santa Catarina have already been hospitalized for influenza. Of these cases, 61.5% presented some associated risk factors, of which 44.5% were elderly (over 60 years), 27.3% had chronic diseases, 12.7% were children younger than 2 years, 7 , 3% pregnant and 8.2% obese. The data were released on Thursday by the Epidemiological Surveillance Board (Dive-SC). The death toll also rose. In the last bulletin, there were 12 deaths from the disease in Santa Catarina. Now they are 14. Confirmed deaths occurred in Florian?polis and S?o Jos? (three deaths each), Blumenau and Jaragu? do Sul (two), Leoberto Leal, Nova Trento, S?o Miguel da Boa Vista and Videira, with one death each. publicity The influenza virus that has most circulated is A. The H1N1 subtype accounts for almost half of the severe cases (85). The city that most registered hospitalizations for the disease was Florian?polis (22 cases), followed by Tubar?o (17), Blumenau (16) and S?o Jos? (14).

https://dnsul.com/2018/destaque/sobe-para-179-o-numero-de-casos-graves-de-gripe-neste-ano-em-sc/
 
[h=2]Health Department confirms first death due to H1N1 in the region[/h]
A 44-year-old man was a victim of the H1N1 flu in Crici?ma. This is the first case of the year. He was a truck driver and lived in Urussanga and died this morning, Thursday, 2, at the Hospital S?o Jo?o Batista. According to Urussanga Health Surveillance coordinator, Mar?lia Barbosa, the man was in the group to receive the vaccine, but did not receive the dose because he did not stop at any vaccination center.

http://www.engeplus.com.br/noticia/...de-confirma-primeira-morte-por-h1n1-na-regiao
 
[h=1]H1N1 makes first victim in Urussanga[/h]
The H1N1 virus became the first victim in the city of Urussanga. The death of Rodrigo Sandrini, was confirmed by the family this morning (2). Exams revealed that the cause of death was H1N1, associated with other respiratory viruses. According to relatives, the patient was hospitalized a month ago, and in recent days his clinical condition has worsened. "Rodrigo had a cardiac arrest after numerous complications caused by the virus," reports Brother Ramon Sandrini. The burial will be this Friday (3), in the Cemetery of Pindotiba, with schedule to be combined. Rodrigo Sandrini was 44 years old.

https://radiomarconi.net/2018/08/02/h1n1-faz-primeira-vitima-em-urussanga/
 
[h=1]Number of deaths from influenza A and B rises to 37 in SC in 2018[/h]
The number of deaths from influenza A and B in Santa Catarina in 2018 rose from 33 to 37, according to a bulletin released by the Epidemiological Surveillance Board (Dive-SC) on Thursday (2). Most of the victims had some risk factor. In total, 359 people had influenza A or B in the state this year. The disease was registered in 88 cities of Santa Catarina. Deaths were recorded in 24 municipalities in Santa Catarina: Florian?polis and S?o Jos?: four deaths each Jaragu? do Sul: three deaths Barra Velha, Blumenau, Itaja?, Joinville and Vidal Ramos: two deaths each There was a death in each of these cities: Ant?nio Carlos, Araquari, Balne?rio Barra do Sul, Canoinhas, Guatambu, I?ara, Imbituba, Lages, Leoberto Leal, Nova Trento, Palho?a, Pomerode, Rio do Sul, Rio Negrinho, S?o Miguel da Boa Vista and Vine

https://g1.globo.com/sc/santa-catar...-gripe-a-e-b-sobe-para-37-em-sc-em-2018.ghtml
 
[h=1]3-year-old girl dies of H1N1 in Jaragu? do Sul[/h]
The Secretary of Health of Jaragu? do Sul registered, this Friday (3), the fourth death by the virus Influenza. This is a three-year-old girl, a resident of Jaragu? do Sul, who was admitted to the Jaragu? Hospital on July 19. A day later, he was admitted to the ICU of the same hospital. On Wednesday (1st), she was transferred to the Hospital Infantil de Joinville, where she died. The girl was a carrier of Dravet's syndrome, known as childhood epilepsy, and had not been vaccinated against the flu. The virus identified in the examination was Influenza A H1N1.

http://rbnfm.com.br/geral/menina-de-3-anos-morre-vitima-de-h1n1-em-jaragua-sul/
 
[h=1]Xanxer? Region has one death due to Influenza[/h]
Influenza cases have been increasing in Santa Catarina, reaching 42 deaths from the disease. Of a total of more than 1,506 suspected cases, 365 were positive and 648 were negative. The H1N1 and H3N2 viruses are currently circulating. The case register is within the expected period for the seasonal period, which runs from the beginning of May until the end of August. According to the latest bulletin of the Influenza, published by the Epidemiological Surveillance Board (Dive) of Santa Catarina, until the 8th of this month, in the Xanxer? region, four cases had been confirmed.

http://tudosobrexanxere.com.br/inde...iaeo_de_xanxere_tem_duas_mortes_por_influenza
 
[h=2]Cacador: woman with suspected H1N1 dies in hospital[/h]
A 52-year-old died on Wednesday, 15, on suspicion of H1N1 flu, according to the Epidemiological Surveillance investigating the case. The patient was hospitalized at the hospital in Videira, where she died this morning. According to the Director of Epidemiological Surveillance, C?lio Becker, the organ has not yet received the results of the examinations, which were sent to the Central Laboratory of Public Health (Lacen) in Florian?polis. "The result should be issued later this week," he said. The woman was ill on Wednesday last week. Without improvement, she sought the Pronto Service, where she was medicated and released. Over the weekend, the situation escalated and she was taken to the hospital by the fire department. She was then transferred to Videira, where she died. The body will be buried this Thursday, 16.

http://www.cacador.net/portal/Noticias.aspx?cdNoticia=40857
 
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