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A 50-year-old woman died became the first fatal victim in the city of Catamarca, because of a picture of influenza, official sources reported today. It is the first death that occurs in this province by type A influenza since it began to detect the disease in the country, in 2009. The patient, identified as Silvana de el Carmen Rodr?guez de Gonz?lez, had been diagnosed with the virus last week and died yesterday in a private clinic of the provincial capital, reported this morning the Interzonal Hospital San Juan Bautista, Liliana Fazio Director. According to the DyN Agency, total detected eight cases of influenza in Catamarca in so far in the year, of which a woman remained hospitalized today in intensive care. The remaining people continued outpatient treatment. Fazio, owner of the most important hospital in the province of Catamarca, told the press that the deceased patient was a native of the Tinogasta Department. Fazio warned that the patient, after begin with flu-like symptoms, not would have given the necessary attention, until the picture was complicated and it should be assisted in the emergency of the Tinogasta Hospital sector. From there it was derived to the provincial capital, where he died in a private clinic.
From the Ministry of health, were officially announced the death of another woman by flu, but ensured that the deceased suffered from other diseases that led to complications of your picture. According to results of samples tested by the Institute Malbran weeks ago, victim not had the deadly flu of the H1N1 type. Women of this city native age 37, is the second person who dies by flu in the province.In dialogue with El Esquiu.com, Undersecretary of health, Oscar 'Kelo' Brizuela, explained that the woman who died was interned at the San Juan Bautista hospital since last June 23, when he joined by suffering a flu State strong complicated by diabetes. Being a person's risk by their backgrounds were performed numerous studies; samples determined he was suffering from influenza A, although not that of the H1N1 type. After his compensation, his State of health worsened product also of other diseases he suffered in addition to diabetes such as obesity.
Response to the concern of the population, and particularly of the relatives of the students who attended the establishment, medical practitioners of the police institution confirmed the existence of some common flu-like boxes of the time of the year, Although adamantly denied that should be treated in patients infected with the virus H1N1.
On the other hand, it cannot be ruled out that in the next few days will be carried out a day in the disinfection facilities located in the Av. Acosta Villafa?e to 1,500 .