Coahuila: Cases

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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/210157

Google translation:

Coahuila is still reporting negative influenza

Although there are 113 people in epidemiological surveillance, across the state, Coahuila still free of human influenza

Saltillo .- The Ministry of Health in the State, asserts that Mexico is still free of human influenza, however, reports that there are 113 people in epidemiological surveillance throughout the state.

The holder of the health unit, Raymundo Rosan Veduzco ensures that suspected cases are in total control and refers to the preventive measures must continue to prevent the disease.
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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/212761

Google translation:

Recognized case of influenza in Coahuila controlled

Although the rate of infection of the teacher and the high traffic of people from one town to another, the health unit, the noose tightened on healthcare access to the entity. Discarded human influenza A infection in Laguna

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Sun, 10/05/2009 - 16:34
Coahuila takes in case of influenza and Durango states that it is controlled. Photo: Milenio.com

Saltillo .- The Secretary of Health, Rosan Raymundo Verduzco, reported that the positive case of influenza of the teacher who lives in Torreon, Durango reported, it is the responsibility of Coahuila.

The official said that statistically the organization must account for this case as though the person is working on living in Torreon, Gomez Palacio. A reason for this, they implemented a series of actions to prevent further infections in the state, he said no longer kept in balance mode.

In this sense, the research conducted by the unit in the colonies Enlargement Margaritas and Alameda, where he lives in Torreon in the teacher who introduced the disease, is made with 10 brigades, with four health workers each.

It was the respective assessment where 983 houses were visited where 457 messages were sent to prevent the inhabitants of both colonies. It has worked in 102 blocks from those two sections of tower, described by the Secretary of Health.

He noted that so far the teacher who was diagnosed with the disease, remains stable and her husband and children do not have any symptoms of the disease, nor the people living in the area who might have been at risk, since all samples taken were negative.

Unaware where he passed, and the rate of flow of people moving from one town to another, Raymundo Verduzco, indicated that the fence was strengthened in health care access to the institution, not only in Durango but with entities such as San Luis Potosi, Nuevo Leon and Chihuahua have detected several cases.

In the balance sheet indicated that this Sunday, there are 188 people under surveillance of whom 161 were negative after the analysis and the remaining 27 are defined by their exams.

Of the 188, in Torreon were monitoring 49 in Saltillo, 42 Piedras Negras, Monclova 17, Acu?a 13 M?zquiz 12, 10 San Pedro, 8 Sabinas, Nueva Rosita 8, 7 Ramos Arizpe, Allende and Morelos three 4. Matamoros, Francisco I. Madero, Frontera, two, Zaragoza, San Buenaventura, Parras, Nava, Cuatro Cienegas, a case Arteaga, respectively.

He said that 188 of the 184 patients in epidemiological surveillance are under medical observation at home and hospitalized four already mentioned.

 

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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/214053

Google translation:
Coahuila free influenza

The State Governor, Humberto Moreira called on people to not drop our guard, the health risk still remains around the country.

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Tue, 12/05/2009 - 18:28
Humberto Moreira Vald?s, governor of Coahuila. Photo: Ivan Hernandez.

Torre?n .- Speaking at the ceremony to inaugurate the UMAA, the Governor of Coahuila, Humberto Moreira Vald?s told President Felipe Calder?n:

"Whether you are welcome to state, in which, to date, no cases of influenza."

The governor stressed that the report of the Ministry of Health last Monday, the owner of this federal agency, Jose Cordova, said that three entities in which no cases have emerged in human influenza: Baja California Sur, Campeche and Coahuila .

He explained that if there was a coahuilense infected with the virus AH1N1, however, noted that the person did not receive medical care in any clinical entity, but in a hospital in the neighboring state, Durango.

He stated that the detection of this case is a wake-up call for the rest of the population in the state.

He explained that it is important not to lower our guard and maintain the health measures that have yielded results.

Moreira Vald?s congratulated the state health system because, he said, people have shown symptoms of the disease have been taken care of immediately in units of Social Security in the ISSSTE hospitals and clinics in the health sector.

He emphasized the cooperation of educational and business sectors to the recommendations made by health authorities, and coordination have shown that the governments of the three levels to address the public health emergency.

He explained that a key role is played by doctors and nurses in the health sector that have demonstrated ability to prevent this epidemic has the same effects as in the past had other diseases on the health of the population.

For the visit of the President and the Governor to UMMA implemented a safety device that included a deployment of elements of the Mexican Army, a helicopter and restricted access to the facilities of the unit.

In addition to the entrance of the clinic implemented a fence where health cubrebocas were delivered and applied disinfectant to the hands.
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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/217466

Dan register 277 on suspicion of AH1N1 in Coahuila

The alert, so far, remains, so the Secretary of Health in the state urged people to continue taking preventive measures to be what has enabled the agency kept free of the virus.

Tue, 19/05/2009 - 12:16
Urge not lower its guard on preventive measures. Photo: Milenio.com

Saltillo .- The Ministry of Health has a high epidemiological 277 people who had the symptoms of influenza AH1N1 and then analyzing the samples conducted in the laboratories, it was confirmed to be negative condition.

The holder of a state agency, Raymundo Verduzco Rosan during the traditional newspaper report about the state of Coahuila during the health alert, emphasized this by noting that the large cumulative cases amounted to 297 persons, of whom 295 were patients ambulatory and only two are hospitalized, one in 33 of the IMSS clinic in Ramos Arizpe and one more in the Health Ministry in the municipality of San Pedro in the Colonies.

"We had accumulated in epidemiological surveillance to 292 people, awarded yesterday by five for a total of 297 of these, 295 were outpatients, hospitalized only two of the 297 we have 277 people in high epidemiological, they showed that the symptoms referred, they were his study, went negative and were given treatment to his current symptoms, "said Verduzco.

Also remarked that a week after school restarted, the filters are continuing health in the same way as have been applied and as a result, so far, the Ministry of Education and Culture, has not reported any case.

"The filters are still confirmed and remain in Mexico have shown that influenza virus is circulating AH1N1 monitoring and we have no confirmed case," he said.

The alert, so far, remains, so the Secretary of Health in the state urged people to continue taking preventive measures to be what has enabled the agency kept free of the virus, however, clarified "We are not free", hence the importance of continuing the siege epidemiological and health.

Verduzco reported being made necessary infrastructure facilities required by the laboratory of molecular biology, which is estimated to be at most 13 days, when in operation.
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Source: http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/435438.confirman-dos-casos-de-influenza-a-en-coahuil.html

Two confirmed cases of influenza A in Coahuila
By WILLIAM VACUUM / EL SIGLO DE TORREON / TORREON

The Ministry of Health in the State of Coahuila, announced yesterday afternoon, the confirmation of the first two cases of human influenza virus AH1N1 in the entity.

Health Secretary Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, announced that these cases are in total control and a stable state of health thanks to antiviral treatment that has been applied.

He added that is running the clinical field fence and health of families and people close to these two carriers.

Also established that the State is taking action in the health of these patients to prevent further spread of the virus and urged people not to panic, as these cases are controlled.

Likewise, he urged people to continue with the recommendations and actions that have been asking to be able to control this situation and do not have any complications.

The official stressed maintain patient data on anonymity because he said, the National Human Rights Commission does not disclose names, age, gender or locality in which they live, as noted, the State Government keeps total respect . He added that the surveillance will continue the siege and health in the state.
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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/220337

Seven more suspected cases in epidemiological surveillance

Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, head of the Secretariat of Health in Mexico, reported that the two confirmed and localized in the Southeast Region, remains stable and so far no data has been spread contagion among his circle of interaction.

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Sun, 24/05/2009 - 16:52
Coahuila Health confirmed seven cases of suspects. Photo: Milenio.com

Saltillo .- Seven new cases were added to the surveillance to analyze whether or not suffering from human influenza, reported the Secretariat of Health of Coahuila.

Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, head of the agency, reported that the two confirmed cases and located in the Southeast region remains stable and so far no data has been spread contagion among his circle of interaction.

The case of the teacher in Torre?n, who suffers from influenza, but whose case is included in Durango, said the fence is completed health.

Verduzco Rosan said that the seven cases that were added to the surveillance are already 346 people tested in the state.

"It continues a hospitalized patient, we have surveillance 14 cases, 345 outpatient cases, confirmed cases, 2 and discharged 330.

Of the 346 people in surveillance, says Minister of Health, 91 people are in Saltillo, Torreon 81, Piedras Negras, 30; Monclava 24, Sabine 22; Acuna 19; M?zquiz 17, San Pedro 12, Nueva Rosita 9, Francisco I. 7 Madero; 7 Ramos Arizpe, Allende 4; Frontera 4; Matamoros 4; Morelos 4; Cuatro Cienegas 2, para 2, Progress 2, Zaragoza 2; Arteaga 1, Nava 1, St. Bonaventure 1.

"The 47 per cent are female and 53 percent male," he added Verduzco Rosana.

The person is hospitalized at the clinic 1 IMSS, and according to the medical symptoms are stable.

The Secretary of Health reported that 14 have yet to receive samples to discard or confirm influenza.

A mid-week, he said, was talking with the Ministry of Health to determine how long the filter will remain in school.

He added that Mexico is not without more cases of flu, so he asked to maintain preventive measures.

 

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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/253819


Wife of 42 years is still confined to suspected case of influenza

Enrique Carrillo Rodriguez, head of the Department of Prevention and Health Promotion Health Jurisdiction Six, said that another suspect cases is a man of 29 years of age who is in recovery.

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Tue, 21/07/2009 - 17:03
The filters are still in the bus station and airport. Photo: Milenio.com

Torreón .- Of the two suspected cases of influenza were reported in that AH1N1 Tower, one of the patients were discharged while the other remains there.

She is a woman of 42 years whose health is reported as sensitive.

According to Enrique Rodriguez Carrillo, head of the Department of Prevention and Health Promotion Health Jurisdiction Six, one of the suspects is a man of 29 years of age who is in recovery.

Like Aguirre José Carrillo, chief court, charged with the Prevention Department said it had not been confirmed either case.

In either case the patient is placed in the High Specialty Clinic number 71, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, as young as high as were the work on the fence needed to prevent healthcare infections.

Carrillo Rodriguez stressed that before the outbreak of influenza AH1N1 that is registered in states like Chiapas and Yucatan continued surveillance checkpoints located at the bus station and the airport tower.

He recalled that the influenza virus circulating AH1N1 continue for at least two years at the global level, it reiterated, "It is imperative that preventive measures of hygiene."

"We were sent to the laboratory tests (including suspected cases) and just waiting for a response. But whatever the outcome it is necessary to continue with preventive measures, which are permanent, we can not lower our guard, "the official of the health unit.

Notably, in what concerns the country are experiencing an outbreak mainly in the Yucatan and Chiapas. And globally still more cases in different countries.

It is recommended to maintain contact surfaces clean and disinfected regularly, such as telephone, knobs, handles, and keyboards, especially in workplaces.

He is also a need for a time to skip the greeting and hand over all of the kiss.


Source: http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/450002.sospechan-muerte-por-influenza.html

miércoles 29 de jul, 2009
Suspected death from influenza
By: CRYSTAL BARRIENTOS / TORREON OF THE CENTURY

TORREON table .- A woman with suspected Influenza A H1N1 died yesterday in hospital of High Specialty, Mexican Institute of Social Security, but the evidence is contradictory practices are therefore not yet ruled out having died from disease.


The wife of 42 years, whose identity was not released, was admitted to the Clinica del IMSS 71 a week and a half ago, with typical symptoms of influenza A. He said he had recently returned from a trip to Cancun, where in recent weeks has seen a sharp outbreak of influenza.

IMSS doctors started antiviral treatment and a test was performed at the Institute. The sample was sent to the hospital of La Raza IMSS in Mexico City, where he positively.

Subsequently, the Ministry of Health of Mexico conducted four tests in the Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Saltillo, and 23 j. ..

 

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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/261055

Three tests to confirm or rule out death from influenza

PAA will be applied which has been confirmed by the ailment, the death of the wife of 42 years who was interned with the symptoms of this disease in 71 Clinical Specialties IMSS.

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Mon, 03/08/2009 - 21:16
Until now, the first lung biopsy was negative. Photo Archive

Torre?n .- Three different tests that are performed to rule out or confirm that influenza has been the death of the wife of 42 years who was interned with the symptoms of this disease in 71 Clinical Specialties IMSS. Francisco Elizalde Herrera, Secretary of Health in Mexico noted that the first lung biopsy was negative to the new virus.

The state official said on Friday that representatives of the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (Indre) met with staff of the Secretary of Health and toured the facilities of the laboratory of Molecular Biology. Ricardo Morales, who was representative of INDRE inspected the infrastructure of the new laboratory.

Elizalde Herrera explained that the three samples were taken to determine whether the death of the woman or was not caused by influenza A. Reported that the first test consisted of a lung biopsy, was negative.

But pending the outcome of two tests, a sample consisting of material taken from the pharynx of the patient and other lung biopsy. The undersecretary said that the Mexican Social Security Institute had reported the case as positive, a situation that generated the INDRE and not to conduct its tests.

"Remember that the facilities of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology meet the standard of the Center for Disease Control United States. Thus there is an intention that the laboratory is not only regional but also state, that is serving the north, "said the undersecretary.

Questioned why the contradictory results, the health official said it was not mistakes, but differences in the technique of identification of new virus.

Four suspected cases
With regard to the Sanitary Jurisdiction number six with interference in Torre?n, Matamoros and Viesca, so far are 4 cases that remain in suspected influenza AH1N1. Jose Aguirre Carrillo, chief court stated that a total of 122 patients were classified as suspects, most of them have been discarded with the exception of 4, it is still pending the outcome of the samples.

The health official added that the 4 patients recorded as probable, none was in hospital because they have already received treatment and find a stable state of health.

Highlights:
* As reported in Coahuila and the federal authority are 4 positive cases of influenza AH1N1.
* Mexico is the state with fewer positive cases of new disease.

 

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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/262122


Friday will result in possible death from influenza in Torreon

The death was filed on Wednesday July 29, at the Hospital of Specialties IMSS. Doctors treated the patient with antiviral drugs that did the test, whose sample was sent to Hospital La Raza, Mexican Institute of Social Security which was positive.

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Wed, 05/08/2009 - 13:45
So far the tests are performed to rule out or confirm the case. Photo: Milenio.com

Saltillo .- It will be until Friday when they make the findings into the death of a woman who allegedly died as a result of having contracted the influenza virus AH1N1.

The death was filed on Wednesday July 29, at the Hospital of Specialties IMSS Torre?n.

Francisco Elizalde Herrera, Secretary of Health, said that after the death of such person, a series of samples of the virus and the rapid test, which came out negative.

He said that on Friday July 31 was sent a sample dioxide down to the National Institute of Epidemiological Reference, which also was negative, so lacking two additional studies to define whether the person actually died from the influenza virus or not.

It has been established that the woman was admitted to a clinic to the top 71 of the Mexican Social Security Institute with typical symptoms of the virus, as it had recently returned from a tour of the city of Cancun, where in recent days have been increased by the outbreak this evil.

The doctors of the institution attended to the patient with antiviral drugs that did the test, whose sample was sent to Hospital La Raza, Mexican Institute of Social Security which was positive.

However, the health sector will result from these studies until this Friday, which will determine whether or not the woman was killed by the influenza virus AH1N1 stressed Elizalde Herrera.
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Source: http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/453452.descartan-muerte-de-mujer-por-influenza.html

cio :: Torre?n jueves 13 de ago, 2009 R I E C + - S Descartan muerte de mujer por influenza Por: EL SIGLO DE TORRE?N / TORRE?N El Instituto Nacional de Referencia Epidemiol?gica (INDRE) determin? que la mujer que muri? en una cl?nica del IMSS en Torre?n tras presentar un cuadro sospechoso de Influenza A H1N1 no era portadora del virus. tienda virtual TIENDA VIRTUAL Dulces, papitas y tu peluche favorito $349.00 Incluye IVA. Globos y Regalos Las pruebas iniciales de influenza practicadas a la paciente en el IMSS arrojaron un resultado positivo, mientras que un examen de la Secretar?a de Salud result? negativo. La mujer, que fue internada en la cl?nica 71 del IMSS tras regresar de un viaje a Canc?n, muri? el 28 de julio. Mediante una biopsia de pulm?n, el INDRE determin? que la mujer no padec?a influenza. "Al salir negativa (la biopsia) se descarta definitivamente que la paciente haya fallecido por Influenza", dijo el secretario de Salud de Coahuila, Raymundo Verduzco. El INDRE no incluy? a la mujer fallecida en la lista de casos de influenza en Coahuila, que se mant..

Torre?n Thursday Aug 13, 2009
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Death of a woman discarded by influenza
By: THE CENTURY OF TORREON / TORREON

The National Institute of Epidemiological Reference (INDRE) found that women who died in a clinic in Torre?n IMSS presenting a picture of suspected Influenza A H1N1 was not carrying the virus.
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Initial tests for influenza performed on the patient at the IMSS yielded a positive result, while a review of the Ministry of Health proved negative.

The woman, who was placed in 71 of the IMSS clinic after returning from a trip to Cancun, died on July 28.

With a biopsy of the lung, the INDRE found that women not suffering from influenza.

"Leaving negative (biopsy) is definitely ruled out that the patient has died from influenza," said Secretary of Health of Coahuila, Raymundo Verduzco.

The INDRE did not include women who died in the list of cases of influenza in Coahuila, which Maint ...

 

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Initial tests for influenza performed on the patient at the IMSS yielded a positive result, while a review of the Ministry of Health proved negative.

A false positive????

 

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Coahuila in case of influenza was diagnosed as negative

The Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Referral gave reason to the Ministry of Health of the entity, the results of a patient tower, a victim who reportedly died of that disease.

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Mon, 17/08/2009 - 15:06
Confirmed, no women died from influenza. Photo: Milenio.com

Saltillo .- After several days of controversy, finally, the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Referral gave reason to the Ministry of Health of Coahuila to confirm that the woman who died did not die in Torreon by AH1N1 suffering from influenza, as diagnosed dependence in this entity.

It will be recalled that the Ministry of Health in Mexico and the federal level in Mexico City were discrepancies in the results, since while the first gave a negative result, the second established the case as positive.

However, Rosan Raymundo Verduzco, owner of this analysis, confirmed that the North tests were correct and the mistake was made in Mexico, according to the definition INDRE which represents the official certificate for these events .

And it is said that in Coahuila have followed all the guidelines that says the World Health Organization and experts in the field to get the correct results of the samples.

The patient was admitted to the Medical Unit of the IMSS Torre?n number of 71, when he arrived in Cancun and presented symptoms similar to influenza cases, although it was previously seen at a clinic in Gomez Palacio Durango.

However, the rapid test of the IMSS, the PSR INDRE and now confirmed that the death was caused by a respiratory complication was not related to influenza, although the symptoms were similar.

Verduzco Rosan, urged people to attend before any symptoms of influenza simple, as said, if implemented in a timely treatment can avoid any complications and cause death.

He reported that so far has a record of 11 cases of influenza in the state, primarily in Torre?n, Saltillo, and Piedras Negras, but after the report INDRE stressed that Mexico remains in the number of zero deaths on this condition.

It indicated that the return to classes implement the filters in basic education schools, but is expected to support parents, because it was from within the household where this machine is started with the objective maintaining a healthy population of the state and free of the disease.

He noted that when it detects a timely curable disease, it reiterated its invitation to people with symptoms to come to health units to implement the appropriate treatment and prevent fatal results.
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Google Translation

Down their guard against influenza in Coahuila
As a private university recognized the existence of a patient with H1N1 virus, some sectors are not strict in implementing preventive measures.

By: Antonio Ruiz / Violeta Rodriguez
21-August-2009
Related Tags: influenza, coahuila, epidemic

Warning! Resprout influenza in Coahuila
20-August-2009


Yesterday, Juan Manuel Ruiz Acosta, director of the Tec de Monterrey, a student admitted Campus Saltillo was positive in the test of influenza A H1N1.

Also reported that was five more suspects, but finally showed seasonal influenza cases.

"Last Sunday I call to report a probable case of influenza, narrated," immediately on Monday we take more stringent measures regarding the sanitary filter proposed by the Ministry of Health.

The manager said before the virus has spread on campus, where you reinforce sanitary measures.

Meanwhile, despite the outbreak of human influenza, in the markets on wheels are made of Saltillo and dispense food without complying with the relevant hygiene measures.

In a visit to the market settled in the colony Bellavista appreciated that the food stalls do not have water jugs or buckets for guests to wash their hands before consuming food.

In contrast, in concert, the restaurateurs and the Ministry of Health will implement the actions necessary to continue the campaign against influenza.

Carlos Guerra Lopez, president of CANIRAC said above, and expressed confidence that there is a resurgence of the virus in Coahuila, not to trastoque economic recovery is recorded in the entity.

On the other hand, was detected only in some pharmacies in Saltillo available pharmaceuticals and to take care of influenza A H1N1.

Pharmacy chains do have Tamiflu, antibacterial gel and masks, but at the pharmacy ISSSTE have reported that although the medication was not available yesterday.

 

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09-Septiembre-2009

Preventive measures against influenza A H1N1 collaterally have helped reduce the incidence of other conditions, such as pneumonia, said Jorge Alberto Duron, who urged people not to relax in care to avoid contracting the disease.


Preventive measures against influenza A H1N1 collaterally have helped reduce the incidence of other conditions, such as pneumonia, said Jorge Alberto Duron, who urged people not to relax in care to avoid contracting the disease. The Secretary for Health Promotion Regulation and insisted that not only authority but also the citizens, are doing things right, which has held down the number of confirmed cases of this respiratory disease, compared to other entities in the country.

According to latest official figures yesterday on the body have been recorded 45 cases of confirmed influenza A H1N1.

"This speaks of the work of the secretariat nothing else, speaks of the work of all institutions and the care that has the population at some point, people relaxed and everything ... you're right," he said.

"Work has been interesting, and we were surrounded for some time, were talking about yourself, for states that had reported cases and everyone said how could we not ... well, you have," he said.

Duron said that preventive measures taken by the people against the H1N1 virus has helped to decrease collaterally related diseases such as pneumonia, which has reduced mortality in the past two months.

"From a daily average of one case or 30 deaths from pneumonia that have registered in Coahuila per month, with measures that have been extended to the population for influenza A H1N1, we're seeing that right now there are 6 or 7 deaths per month "he said.
"I mean down the incidence of death, why? because the patient comes sooner than unity, because the doctor installs the patient treatment sooner and fewer complications, "he said.

He was sure that the evaluation of other diseases such as diarrhea and gastrointestinal infections were also reported a decline in its incidence, to measures against influenza, such as hand disinfection, which follows the population.

Coahuila recalled that remains the second state with fewer cases reported, only behind Baja California Sur.

According to the numbers, Baja California Sur is the state least affected, with 31 patients, followed by 45-Coahuila yesterday confirmed 3 more, and Durango 53.

Chiapas continues to rank first in proven cases with 3 thousand 452; remains Yucatan, with 2 thousand 962; the Federal District, with 2 thousand 554; Jalisco, a thousand 464; Veracruz, with a thousand 248; Tamaulipas, with a thousand 98, and Tabasco, with 991.

 

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Source: http://www.e-consulta.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=35813&Itemid=181

He died the fourth poblano human influenza
By Fernando Perez Corona
Friday, September 11th, 2009

Puebla posted its fourth death by influenza virus A H1N1. The death occurred at the Southern General Hospital. It was a girl of 2 years of age. The general director of the hospital, Aaron Zarain, reported that two other sensitive patients, a boy and a woman of 21 years.

In the institution are served between 15 and 20 people with flu-like pictures, so Zarain admitted the surge of the disease as a result of rainfall and temperature decrease.

In the state of Puebla had 178 cases of influenza A H1N1, to start the week, said in an interview the head of the Ministry of Health, Alfredo Arango Garcia.

On Monday, the health unit Puebla confirmed 13 new cases of human influenza, a number that is added to the 165 already had reported since last week. As of Monday, had three deaths Puebla (Puebla, Tehuacan and Zacapoaxtla)

 

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Source: http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/465544.buscan-confirmar-muerte-por-influenza-en-torr.html

Looking for death from influenza confirmed in Torreon
By: El Siglo de Torre?n / TORRE?N, COAH.

Health Jurisdiction VI investigates whether a girl of 12 years Attached Elementary School of Normal, died of Influenza A H1N1.


Two tests on the girl in a private hospital before she died tested negative. However, by submitting a respiratory illness, there were rumors that his death was due to Influenza A H1N1.

Jose Aguirre Carrillo, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction VI, explained that the boy died on Tuesday at Clinica 71 IMSS.

According to doctors at the IMSS, the minor had symptoms of the virus but was sent to clear doubts lung biopsy at the State Health Laboratory.

At school increased speculation that two brothers of the girl filed a respiratory illness, but neither ...

 

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Source: http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/466944.descartan-muertes-por-influenza.html


Influenza deaths ruled (out)
By: GLASS BARRIENTOS / El Siglo de Torre?n / TORRE?N

Health authorities in Laguna de Coahuila ruled (out) that the influenza A virus H1N1 has caused the deaths of four people who died in recent days after presenting respiratory episodes.

Jose Aguirre Carrillo, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction VI, said the results of lung biopsies that were sent to the State Health Laboratory revealed that four people died of atypical pneumonia.

The results of the State Health Laboratory were supported by the National Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (Indre).

The first death was a woman of Matamoros who died a week ago at the University Hospital and the second was a girl of 12 years of Torreon who died on 29 September in 71 of the IMSS clinic.

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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/297993

Campaign incomplete

Of positive cases of influenza AH1N1, 36 are of Torreon.

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Tue, 06/10/2009 - 03:00
In Coahuila is possible that the virus has killed four patients. Photo: Hector TELEZ

Torreon .- As a matter of health authorities, influenza type AH1N1 was not what killed the girl student at the Elementary School Attached to Normal.

Contagion also ruled three other deaths that were recorded as suspects, among whom was a student at San Pedro de las Colonias.

Jose Aguirre Carrillo, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction number six that are already reported 38 cases positive for human influenza in what concerns the department at his charge, 36 belong to the municipality of Torre?n, Matamoros and one to one Viesca.

To date now total 540 cases of epidemiological evidence, ie that have been listed as suspects.

The chief court explained that he was told by the authorities of the Ministry of Health in the state, the test results of the biopsy taken at the eleven-year-old student at the school annexed to normal, were negative the new virus.

He asserted also denied that the human influenza has been the cause of death of two women, a native of Matamoros and the town of Torreon another who was pregnant.

"He also dismissed the case of children of San Pedro. Continue sending samples, the recording we have three people who are hospitalized in Torreon as suspects, so they took the sample.

The diagnosis that is handled by atypical pneumonia ", the official health.

Carrillo Aguirre said that in the state of Coahuila where 146 and added that to date have remained to be confirmed or ruled around 15 patients whose samples were sent two or three days ago.

The head of the health agency stressed the importance of further preventive measures.
Ethel Arredondo

 

[Shiloh]

Re: Coahuila: Cases

Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/299418

Ministry of Health, Coahuila no deaths from influenza

According to the Secretariat of Health in the state have confirmed 146 cases of the disease of which 86 are specified in the town of Saltillo.

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Saltillo .- Despite speculation patients have died of diseases with symptoms similar to human influenza, the Ministry of Health in Coahuila, denies that any of them was caused by the virus AH1N1, insisting that the state maintains no deaths from this cause.

The Secretary of Sanitary Regulation, Jorge Duron reported that as of yesterday will have counted 146 confirmed cases of influenza in the state, of which 60 per cent, ie, 86 are concentrated in the town of Saltillo.

Also, disclosed that there are 838 thousand cases in surveillance, and of the 146 confirmed only 11 remain hospitalized, so the total 668 patients in surveillance are 554 in Saltillo and Torreon.

And though she said Coahuila remains in last place around national rates, there is alarm among the population and has been handled in hospitals there is a lot of patients suspected of suffering.

On the other hand, some basic educational campuses began to spread rumors that classes would be suspended the next half of October and resume until next semester, because the virus has spread rapidly.

However, the Ministry of Education and Culture has not confirmed this, while teachers remain pending instructions, as despite the instruction and training that were given, some parents say they are not being met at 100 percent.

Furthermore, the Ministry of Health, insists that it is important to remain vigilant and maintain preventive measures such as frequent hand washing and sneezing etiquette.

Influenza is an illness that if treated early is usually curable, so people are encouraged, especially to chronically ill, to go immediately to the nearest health unit when they present any symptoms of disease breathing, to keep it simple and even cause death.

The influenza virus is transmitted through saliva droplets expelled by sick people talking, coughing, sneezing, sharing eating utensils or food, greet and kiss.

Survive for 48 to 72 hours on porous surfaces like hands, door handles, railings, tissues and fabrics, hence the need to wash their hands frequently.


Students with symptoms be absent 15 days



Although to date not been officially ordered the closure of educational institutions, the Ministry of Health has new guidelines to prevent infections in case of confirmed cases of human influenza in one or more students within an institution.

Now the suspension of classes if necessary should be no longer than 7 days, but two weeks.

According to authorities detailing the Ministry of Health in Coahuila, it seeks to avoid as far as possible school closures.

Although there have been closures decision either parents or teachers, none is registered with the health sector, ie was not ordered by the NCA.

The change in the guidelines is that when a child has the symptoms of the disease and be diagnosed as suspected, must be absent from their school and for seven days but not 15, this to avoid any risk of contagion and ensure that it can not spreading the virus. Francisco Elizalde visited yesterday Torreon, Coahuila health undersecretary and details on these recent changes.

Yesterday the Ministry of Health reported that at the federal level until the sixth of October is nationally had confirmed 838 cases of 35 thousand influenza A (H1/N1) in the country, of which 245 died.
Jessica Rosales

 

[Shiloh]

Re: Coahuila: Cases

Source: http://www.vanguardia.com.mx/XStati...spx?se=coahuila&su=saltillo&id=415952&te=nota

Official death from influenza in Coahuila

* Karla Garza
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Although it is information that "should provide the Ministry of Health, Jose Luis Davila Flores, representative of the IMSS in Coahuila VANGUARD yesterday confirmed one death in 71 of Torreon Clinic because of influenza A H1N1.

"I must say that the person who died in Torreon there is not ill, became sick in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Coahuila and got sick," Davila Flores abounded.

Unofficially has circulated information that had been already three human influenza deaths only in Torreon.

In this regard, the IMSS delegation explained that there are six cases that are being evaluated in Mexico City to determine if it was mentioned in the spread of virus.

"The other deaths are on the waiting stage, we are awaiting the results of the Institute of Columbus in Mexico, which is what gives us the results," said Davila.

He said that most problems people have to fight the virus, are those with other diseases and complications.

"For example, people who have low defenses, hypertension, problems with kidneys, etc., those people are the most vulnerable to fall to the disease, "he said.

For its part, Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, Ministry of Health in the state, said he had not been advised of a death.

"The evidence of all the patients with respiratory problems should send them to Mexico, then through the INDRE have to tell us to be aware, but right now have not told us anything," he said.

For his part, Jose Aguirre Carrillo, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction 6 in La Laguna, yesterday explained that increased cases of influenza patients in the Shire from 38 to 45.

The infections were confirmed by the State Health Laboratory, most are of Torreon, but there is a case Matamoros, and a Viesca.

The official said that statewide the number of cases rising from 146 to 165, but would not confirm even a single death.


Clinic Plus investigating robbery

The IMSS has already filed a complaint with the Attorney General's Office to investigate the theft of medical equipment worth approximately 400 thousand dollars in Plus Clinic, said the delegate Jorge Luis Davila Flores.

"We are acting our legal team, the team that lost for safety reasons is not going to drive, but some X-ray equipment was" reported.

He said the theft only affects one department, but the service was not interrupted, as they are imaged in the Family Medicine Unit.

He added that the equipment had already been safe and replenishment orders for Clinic Plus it serves to 60 thousand dependents who were relocated from clinics 2 and 82.

Davila confirmed that more than a month ago that the institute detected the theft and it is possible that there was involvement of personnel from the same medical unit. (With information from Sandra Gomez)
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