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Calabria - Italy: young man in ECMO from influenza H1N1 - 12 years girl dies

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Editor, Senior Moderator
There is concern in Placanica, in Locris, for the case of influenza type A-H1N1, diagnosed on a young man of the place. An acute respiratory disease, commonly known as 'swine flu', after the much feared influenza pandemic that in 2009 caused hundreds of deaths and many contagions. The news had circulated in recent days, after which the young placanichese, little more than thirty years old, had been transferred from the Hospital of Soverato, where he had been hospitalized with high fever, to that of Lamezia Terme.

http://www.gazzettadelsud.it/news/12...%A8-grave.html
 
Four from Lamezia treated with ECMO in Palermo for suspected cases of swine flu

LAMEZIA TERME – would be four patients from 45 to 50 years suffering from influenza virus H1n1 (swine flu) arrived in a few days in the emergency department of the hospital of Lamezia Terme and then transported to the rescue the Ismett (Mediterranean Institute for transplantation) In Palermo.
The writes in the daily newspaper today Pasqualino Rettura.
A case, it was established on 11 February when the patient, from Feroleto Antico, of 46 years, arrived at 12 to the emergency department was transferred to Palermo. Same thing for another case, last Friday, for a patient of 50 years of Bovalino. Other cases have occurred in the previous days.

Http://www.ilquotidianoweb.it /NEWS/C ... a-Palermo.html
 
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