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China - Man, 37, died of fulminant pneumonia with organ failure on July 20 in Beijing

sharon sanders

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Fulminant pneumonia

  Case: July 20, artists from Taiwan Ping-due to acute pneumonia lead to organ failure and died in Beijing at the age of 37 years of age. It was confirmed that Bing cause of death, cold-induced acute pneumonia.

  Experts said that ferocious fulminant pneumonia by viruses, such as the SARS virus, avian influenza virus A (H5N1), pandemic influenza virus A (H1N1). Fulminant pneumonia infection, its symptoms and signs are easily changeable, can be expressed as asthma, fever, increased respiratory rate, or rapid progression to respiratory distress, respiratory failure, treatment is not timely easily lose your life. In addition, patients with viral pneumonia and bacterial pneumonia in patients with older, merging the heart of the underlying disease is more common.

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