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Coahuila: Cases

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Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/302011


Influenza has (not?) claimed lives in Coahuila: SSA

The Minister of Health in the state, was speaking when asked about statements made by the delegate of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), Jose Luis Davila Flores, in the sense that the first case of death in the entity had occurred in the city of Torreon.

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Mon, 12/10/2009 - 16:49
No deaths reported yet in Coahuila for the condition. Photo: Milenio.com

Saltillo Coahuila .- In no deaths have been recorded by the Human Influenza, said Raymundo Verduzco Rosana and clarified that the deceased in the city of Torreon was for another illness.

The Minister of Health in the state, was speaking when asked about statements made by the delegate of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), Jose Luis Davila Flores, in the sense that the first case of death for Human Influenza in the entity had in the city of Torreon.

"Currently we have 1963 cases in epidemiological surveillance of whom are hospitalized 13, only 149 cases have been confirmed by the INDRE and so far we have no death," Verduzco said Rosana.

In the case of female sixth person died in the city of Torreon, was made in a laboratory and real-time PSR was negative, he added.


He noted that when the person dies, we take a biopsy and sent to the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (INDRE), "which is our governing body and reported it to us bad."

"This case took place between July or August and about on the site, we can be so reviewing each of us, which states that we have no death," he reiterated Verduzco Rosana.

He argued that it is likely that later, "we will have deaths from the human influenza, but until now no one has any."

He noted that at the time was managed the dead woman Torreon, had influenza but the consequences of his death was something else, it was not AHINI for this until now, "we do not see any death."

"The regulation says that whoever gives us the decisions of the influenza cases death is INDRE.

He said that's why we have in the body the Institute of Molecular Biology where we send parts, we have sent us continue reporting cases,

He said that last Friday up two more to the confirmed cases because this is the procedure.

"In the event of a death, we send all the information you requested and is INDRE we will confirm. Social Security, part of its activity suggests that they should also send the file and in the case of a death, take samples which is most favorable for its determination. "
Raul Coronado
 
Re: Coahuila: Cases

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Suman 95 cases of human influenza in Torreon
In the clinic number 16 of the Mexican Social Security Institute, concluded last Thursday but staff vaccination against seasonal influenza and for the next week start provided to protect workers against the virus AH1N1.

Fri, 27/11/2009 - 19:02

Influenza Virus H1N1 Photo Milenio.comTorre?n, Coahuila .- It is expected that next Monday in Torreon, starts to vaccinate against Human Influenza medical staff for Health Jurisdiction six.

In the IMSS Clinic # 16 yesterday completed the vaccination of staff against seasonal influenza but for next week and provided start protecting workers against AH1N1 virus.

Jose Aguirre Carrillo, chief court reported that this corresponds to the municipalities of Torre?n, Matamoros and Viesca, already 628 cases have been accumulated in epidemiological surveillance. So far 95 have been confirmed influenza infections AH1N1 in Torreon, while in Saltillo 133.

He stated that statewide there have been 355 patients positive for a total of 2 thousand 340 that have been classified as suspected by symptoms.

It is recalled that as previously disclosed in this way, the human influenza vaccine is expected to start applying to medical and public health nurses of Torreon on Monday.

In the clinic number 16 of the Mexican Social Security Institute, concluded last Thursday but staff vaccination against seasonal influenza and for the next week start provided to protect workers against the virus AH1N1.

Social Security in Coahuila also started last Thursday, but the city of Saltillo in the national campaign of vaccination against human influenza. The application starts with hospital staff and family medicine units, considered the most exposed because of the direct patient care to handle daily.

Statewide IMSS has a total of nine thousand 620 workers, however, among the areas to be considered as personal highlights priority services Emergency, Intensive Care and Family Medicine. Workers Zone Hospital No. 16 IMSS Torre?n, and were told that next week, preventive medicine personnel will begin to protect against the new strain.

Ethel Arredondo Velasco
 
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http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/482993.mueren-3-por-influenza-analizan-6-decesos-mas.html

3 killed influenza; 6 deaths analyzed more
By: GLASS BARRIENTOS / El Siglo de Torre?n / TORRE?N
Two months ago, Health Jurisdiction VI hopes that the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (Indre), discard or confirm six deaths due to Influenza A H1N1.

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Suspicion. To date, Health Jurisdiction VI claims no reports of deaths resulting from influenza A virus H1N1 in Torre?n, Matamoros and Viesca. El Siglo de Torre?n / ARCHIVE


Jose Aguirre Carrillo, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction VI, said there is a cumulative record of ten deaths of atypical pneumonia with symptoms suggestive of influenza A H1N1, of which four have already been discounted by the Indre.

CONFIRMED DEATHS

Meanwhile, Irma Santoyo, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction Francisco-based VII I. Madero, said earlier this week the Indre was notified of the death of three people for the Influenza A virus H1N1.
The doctor said that two of those killed lived in Francisco I. Madero, and one in San Pedro de las Colonias, did not specify the age or
 
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Private hospitals are still not reporting cases of Dengue and Influenza AH1N1
The official explained that each week has a meeting with epidemiologists from the health centers and hospitals in the cities under the jurisdiction, which must report on the caseload.

Fri, 04/12/2009 - 13:17

Private hospitals in Torreon Photo Milenio.comTorre?n, Coahuila .- Some clinics, hospitals and private doctors, still do not inform the Secretariat of Health, confirmed or suspected cases of diseases that liability should be reported to the area of epidemiology, as what are the human influenza and dengue.

According to Carrillo said Jose Aguirre, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction number six in Torreon, such institutions could be awarded an administrative and even economic sanctions.

"We continued to struggle with this situation, despite already some medical conditions because they are immediately notifiable diseases, or at least weekly report is done and not even in the week have been reporting" said the headline.

The official explained that each week has a meeting with epidemiologists from the health centers and hospitals in the cities under the jurisdiction, which must report on the caseload.

"It is first a warning that is first a warning, then economic sanctions clinics are not reporting these diseases," concluded
 
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IMSS retains records of two deaths from influenza
The Health Department can not officially count.

Sat, 12/12/2009 - 12:48

Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, Ministry of Health in Coahuila. Photo: Milenio.com Saltillo, Coahuila .- Two deaths from influenza A H1N1 were reported by the IMSS as occurred in Coahuila still not declared by the National Institute of Epidemiological Reference, Indre, have not been delivered because the clinical records, reported Raymundo Verduzco Rosana.

The Minister of Health in Coahuila said that until the IDNRE determined that the deaths were a consequence of influenza virus will be officially recorded.

Verduzco Rosan said as he made a formal written request to IMSS to hand over the medical records, but not done.

"We have said nothing, we did and by trade, are not within our pattern we have ... we have the result, we have provided the file have not told us which city and what we are waiting for. "

"Within the 357 people who have confirmed (with HIV) ... are two delicate right now and the rest joined their activities."

The Minister of Health said in Coahuila, the Mexican Social Security Institute was the one who reported the monitoring system of influenza, the deaths of two people due to influenza.

Verduzco Rosan said he did not know if these people who allegedly died because of influenza A H1N1 virus was told by a fence or health, by the Ministry of Health because they were not even in epidemiological surveillance by the dependence office.

He said the Health Department has not ruled the deaths, but you must have the same results as the IMSS.

At Monday's meeting held with health authorities as part of the Interinstitutional Commission, IMSS continued without providing the requested information and promised to deliver this next Monday, said Minister of Health.

"What we do in the Interinstitutional Commission, we have to carry the same sequence, this committee assists the entire health sector is the Ministry of Interior, is the National Migration Institute, which is very important because they go transit these people are civil defense, private, and this information we should be giving and sharing.

"Even the law is established that both private institutions or physicians, have a responsibility to us to be reporting in case they have a probable case or initiate a treatment."

The Secretary of Health said on Monday the IMSS will turn over records and report if they made a fence in deaths reported health and whether he acted in time to prevent deaths.

Milenio.com
 
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Deaths from influenza have been in Saltillo and Torreon
Continued INDRE awaiting confirmation.

Thu, 17/12/2009 - 10:35

Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, Ministry of Health in Coahuila. Photo: Milenio.com Saltillo, Coahuila .- Deaths from influenza A H1N1 that reported by the IMSS in Coahuila, would have been a woman in a man in Torreon and Saltillo, but information is still not confirmed by the Indre, and gave Raymundo Verduzco know Rosane.

The Secretary of Health reported that the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference, Indre, must give its opinion later this week. The deaths, he added, have occurred in July. :confused:
"We are reporting two do not agree, we talked to Social Security, we talked and talked to INDRE the National Medical Arbitration Commission, so that we can confirm these deaths."

According to the Secretary of Health, the Mexican Social Security Institute, sent their samples directly to the Hospital "La Raza" in Mexico City and not the Ministry of Health.

He said that the IMSS has still not provided the medical records to the unit it represents.

Last July it emerged that a woman torreonense 42 years of age who had vacationed in Cancun died from the disease.

The Minister of Health had no further information on the case.

According to Verduzco Rosan, in the State have so far confirmed 364 cases of influenza and no death has been officially confirmed.

He called on the public address symptoms such as fever over 38 degrees and headache, to attend and enter the surveillance.

He reported that in a few days more will receive 10 thousand doses of vaccine against influenza A H1N1, which will be aimed at children 6 months to 2 years of age and at ages 8 and older and for people with immune deficiencies as those receiving chemotherapy treatments, have HIV or work in childcare.

Milenio.com / Agencies
 
Re: Coahuila: Cases

http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/487150.van-108-casos-de-gripe-ah1n1.html

108 cases of influenza AH1N1
By: Guadalupe Miranda / El Siglo de Torre?n / TORRE?N
CALL TO CONTINUE WITH THE PREVENTION
So far, Health Jurisdiction number VI in Torreon has a record of 108 confirmed cases of influenza type A H1N1.

Jose Aguirre Carrillo, head of the Court, reported that 15 cases are pending to confirm or rule, whose samples were sent to the Laboratory of Molecular Biology of the Ministry of Health of Coahuila.

Likewise, the head of the Court mentioned that the results of these samples could be released next week. Until 27 November, had a record of 95 cases of Influenza A virus H1N1.

To avoid increasing the number of cases, Aguirre invited the public to continue working at home with preventive measures issued by the Ministry of Health
 
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Second shipment of vaccines against influenza A (H1N1) is coming..

Furthermore, in the town of Torreon, Coahuila, more than ten cases were confirmed.

Mon, 21/12/2009 - 20:10

Increase of positive cases of influenza A (H1N1) Photo: William Sol?s.Torre?n, Coahuila .- According to Carrillo said Jose Aguirre, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction number six of this city, the latest report of cases of human influenza infections dropped more to the town of Torreon.

Of the 118 cases confirmed officially, just over half are women, and the rest men.

In the course of this week is expected to reach the second batch of vaccines against this disease, children 6 months to 2 years and parents of babies under 6 months of life, are the next risk groups to protect.

They remain the youngest populations, 5 to 24 years, 24 per cent of new infections, while 25 to 45 years old are 23 percent of those affected by this condition.

For their part, older adults are the least reported infections (2 percent of the total
 
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http://www.vanguardia.com.mx/diario...murieron_dos_por_influenza_en_coahuila/448229

Two died from influenza in Coahuila

01-January-2010
Have confirmed 390 cases of influenza A H1N1 in the entity; Francisco Elizalde Herrera, Assistant Secretary for Health in Coahuila, announced already ratified the two deaths in Coahuila Human Influenza occurring in July, after doing the research protocol.


To date we have confirmed 390 cases of influenza A H1N1 in the entity; Francisco Elizalde Herrera, Assistant Secretary for Health in Coahuila, announced already ratified the two deaths in Coahuila Human Influenza occurring in July, after making the protocol research.

Through a lung biopsy was found that the deaths were from complications of pneumonia disease.

He noted that the difficulties experienced were acute respiratory failure or pneumonia, pneumonia called multiple foci, as it has many infectious processes in the lung, which causes no good oxygenation.
He clarified that the deceased came from Torreon and Saltillo: a 45 year old woman and a man of 50 years, respectively.

He said that at the end of 27 December and from 23 April, have accumulated 2 thousand 385 cases suspected of the disease, five patients hospitalized with a frequency of review of more or less, in Saltillo: 801 Tower: 630, Monclova: 268, Piedras Negras: 125, Muzquiz: 91, Sabinas: 88. The 51.7 percent are female and the rest male.

He said the hospital is located in Saltillo, Torre?n, Acu?a and Muzquiz, Coahuila ranks second to last nationally, according to the Institute of Epidemiological Reference, which appear at the top Mexico City, San Luis Potosi, Mexico State.

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No new flu cases in Coahuila
Antonio Ruiz
09-January-2010


The state health secretary said that as of 4 January 2010 no new cases of influenza, but remains the preventive campaign against this evil, besides following the surveillance of suspects.

Raymundo Verduzco said that since April 2009, the Ministry of Health 2 thousand studied 392 cases of influenza A H1N1 in Coahuila, which were confirmed 397.

"In 2 thousand 366 cases analyzed influenza A H1N1, only eight people remain hospitalized and receiving medical care they need for their restoration.

It also reported that most cases of influenza A H1N1 have occurred in Torreon and Saltillo.

Also been implemented 137 thousand 768 vaccines against seasonal influences on health workers of the entity.
It was stated that the Health Department will receive 345 thousand 525 vaccines against influenza A H1N1, of which on Thursday 26 November last year, came the first consignment of 10 thousand 600 doses of vaccine, applied to the same staff the State Health Secretariat.

"Also, it will vaccinate to 38 thousand 469 children from 6 to 23 months of age, then 63 thousand 461 persons from 10 to 18 years old and finally from 19 to 74 years of age be vaccinated 219 thousand 63 people ".


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Health rejects seven deaths from influenza
Only two cases are reported per death.

Sat, 09/01/2010 - 18:46

Raymundo Verduzco, Ministry of Health in Coahuila. Photo: Raul Coronado.Saltillo, Coahuila .- So far only one has the record of two deaths in Coahuila Human Influenza, 400 confirmed cases, and 2 thousand 500 in epidemiological surveillance Rosan said Raymundo Verduzco.

The Secretary of Health in the State, clarified that the first of January to date 50 people have joined in epidemiological surveillance for the disease. This is the official said when asked about the alleged death in seven cases of Coahuila for Human Influenza A (H1N1).

In another vein, at the low temperatures that prevail in most parts of the state, Raymundo Verduzco said: "The recommendations are to avoid abrupt changes in temperature, there being no ventilation in very confined, be careful when you turn the mechanism to control temperature, and do not smoke where it can produce intoxication "

He noted that in presenting any symptoms or discomfort, go to the health center to be controlled from the start and treat him to take a hit.

Rosan Verduzco, reported that there have been no deaths from hypothermia while under investigation for two babies who may have died from the weather.

He revealed that a significant increase is expected from next week, because the symptoms were recorded after three days that have been presented such extreme temperatures.

The health minister, announced that at the entrance of the Carbonera on Highway 57 is placed a mobile unit where cars were stopped by the road conditions, to give them attention in the event of any problem.

"On average, temperatures outside Saltillo is two below zero, the instruction of the start of the winter season are being followed, we need medicine, is necessary," he said.

He said that until now the temperature is so low in the Southeast region, "in Torreon, though temperatures are no classes were suspended, in Monclova, everything is quiet, there was zero temperatures, but there followed the criteria that already have for educational standards that is left to the consideration of parents send their children to schools ".

He added that there has been no emergency 24 hours so it is prepared to assist people who might be affected by these conditions.

He noted that the supply of medicines, is one of the main indications, moreover, also has enough vaccine and last week arrive 20 thousand doses to combat influenza.

Classless

"More than 12 thousand students from all educational levels of the Southeast Region, lost their classes on Friday due to low temperatures that dropped to 7 degrees below zero, for his part said Victor Zamora Rodr?guez, Secretary of Education and Culture.

Zamora Rodr?guez said there were no classes, given the contingency winter, not only for students but for teachers, administrative staff and supplies.

Raul Coronado
 
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Confirmed seven deaths from influenza A/H1N1 in Coahuila
Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, Secretary of Health, reported that so far seven cases have been confirmed, but in the coming days 3 cases could be added.

Tue, 19/01/2010 - 12:36

Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, Ministry of Health in Coahuila. Photo: Milenio.com Saltillo, Coahuila .- Unfortunately Coahuila longer a free state deaths from influenza A H1N1, and were confirmed for the first seven cases, according to released the State Health Secretariat.

Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, Secretary of Health, reported that so far seven cases have been confirmed, but in the coming days 3 cases could be added.

He reported that the Federal Health Ministry, to recognize up to now seven of 10 deaths that reported in Coahuila, the Mexican Institute of Social Security, so they are waiting for more results.

"Seven up this morning, from now we can change the numbers a bit," he said.

"Unfortunately we can increase the number of confirmed and we can increase the number of deaths, so I said that every patient who enters a hospital of any institution, whether private or institutional nature, which we consider as a possible human influenza The death also, but until now we have seven, it is possible that in the course of this week or the other may already give us the result. "

The Secretary of Health reported that deaths due to influenza A H1N1 are located in Torre?n, Francisco I. Madero, Monclova and Saltillo.

Rosan said Verduzco Coahuila is the second lowest number of deaths by cause of influenza A H1N1, but still interested in making timely diagnoses.

All deaths from respiratory problems are considered human influenza until it is discarded, and hospitalizations for respiratory problems, he said.

He said he has spent more than 60 million pesos in laboratories and treatments to combat the disease and prevent further impact.

Milenio.com / Agencies
 
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Respiratory Ills 'fire up' in Coahuila

The chill is in the state has caused, specifically, the minors are sick and require hospitalization. Health officials urge citizens to remain vigilant.

Mon, 15/02/2010 - 20:43

Raymundo Verduzco Coahuila recommended that extreme precautions to avoid getting sick. Photo: Raul Coronado.Saltillo, Coahuila .- In the cold wave and low temperatures are felt in most of the state of Coahuila, have increased more than 50 percent of respiratory diseases, said Raymundo Verduzco Rosana.

The Secretary of Health in Coahuila, Coahuila recommended to use extreme caution to avoid getting sick, especially children under 5 years and older.

"Only just presented this cold wave, but generally for us, after 24 to 48 hours, when this type of increased respiratory disease," he added.

He acknowledged that this is reflected in the increase of 50 per cent of the consultations especially in infants.

"Talking with Children's Hospital director, informed me that the occupation had 50 percent of pneumonia problems," said Raymundo Verduzco.

With regard to Human Influenza A (H1N1) have not so far had more cases, although they have 17 people confirmed so far this year, no deaths.

He stated further that just had the weekly meeting of the Interagency Committee to see what human influenza A (H1N1), which they opened on the instructions of Governor Humberto Moreira Valdes, for the general population.

Currently the vaccine is applied in some commercial centers throughout the state with very good results.

Rosan Verduzco explained that it is expected that apply in Coahuila 345 thousand doses of vaccine against human influenza virus, for free.

The official urged the Coahuilans to feel the symptoms of the disease, to immediately come to the Health Center closest to your home, to prevent the spread of the disease and prevent in time.

Raul Coronado
 
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