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Director of penitentiary confirmed eight cases of inmates with swine flu,one dies

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Dr. Roberto Corvette, was reported this Saturday during an interview with the 780 AM found 8 cases of H1N1 flu are already isolated in the Esperanza prison, through a study of all cases of influenza in the penitentiary. Now they are not treated as at the time of hospitalisation, but as a stationary influenza pandemic, it added.



The director-general of penitentiary health explained that the important thing in these cases diagnosed cases in time to prevent mortality.

He also mentioned that during dengue epidemic nor were deaths through a coordinated with the Ministry of public health work, emphasized Dr. Corvette.

In the meantime, he said that all persons who had contact with affected 8, you have to be tracked in order to check whether they have febrile tables for treatment.

http://www.ppn.com.py/html/noticias...rmo-ocho-casos-de-reclusos-con-fiebre-porcina
 
Re: Director of penitentiary confirmed eight cases of inmates with swine fever

Re: Director of penitentiary confirmed eight cases of inmates with swine fever

Eight internal Tacumb? Hilton contracted terrifying kure influenza H1N1, and yesterday was reigning terror among the criminal defendants. Those affected were isolated in hope Hall, and there were fears that the disease might spread to other prisoners.
The director of Tacumb? Hilton, Artemio Vera, outlined the sit? v?ira: "the Friday night already received the confirmation of eight inmates affected by H1N1." "So in view of the immense amount of inmates we have, we agreed with the director of the criminal 'La Esperanza', Marcelo Salinas, for the purposes of transferring patients to this criminal to isolate the population and to receive more specialized treatment."
The Capet indicated that many internal are with the flu, but that recently some was him detected H1N1. "There has been the analysis corresponding to about 40 people with influenza-like paintings of which 8 were positive." "Fortunately none of them is serious, but they need a specialized treatment that will provide."
The Ministry of health professionals are working in the criminal to relieve the site where he began to appear evil. They were in four pavilions and found when a few students of master of the Ministry of health were has


http://www.diariopopular.com.py/?q=node/106123
 
Re: Director of penitentiary confirmed eight cases of inmates with swine flu

Re: Director of penitentiary confirmed eight cases of inmates with swine flu

"Dr. Corvette, head of the Ministry of Justice and labour prison health, indicated that the outbreak was detected during a research work of a master's degree in epidemiology"."Samples were taken from febrile 12 and thought it was dengue," he said. "He remarked that in eight patients, the test was positive for influenza A H1N1 and that there are three other suspected cases of the disease.""All are with oseltamivir - the antiviral treatment for influenza - and were isolated in the La Esperanza prison because it has greater capacity, and has practically single cells," he explained.He said that only one of the patients remained yesterday with fever and that their placement in a public hospital is today request of worse.The doctor said that about 150 people received antiviral treatment as prophylaxis, including some 40 inmates who had fever.Similarly, she stressed that they are working with 30 inmates who functions as health monitors to identify more suspected cases of the disease.Corvette also mentioned that today would a new visit by the team of the Ministry of health to continue with the tasks of control of the outbreak.

http://www.abc.com.py/nota/aislan-a-internos-de-tacumbu-por-brote-de-influenza-h1n1/
 
Re: Director of penitentiary confirmed eight cases of inmates with swine flu

Re: Director of penitentiary confirmed eight cases of inmates with swine flu

A recluse dies for flu A H1N1


One of the interns of the penitentiary of Tacumb? died this Monday immediately after the flu A H1N1. The same one was one of eight prisoners who were enduring the illness and who were isolated in the penalty The Hope; later, this one died in a public hospital. The physician Roberto Corbeta told that, in addition to enduring the flu A H1N1, also he was suffering from an illness inmunodepresora, which means that his defenses were lower than those of a normal person.

http://www.abc.com.py/nota/fallece-un-recluso-por-gripe-a-h1n1/
 
Re: Director of penitentiary confirmed eight cases of inmates with swine flu,one dies

There may have been a bacterial co-infection as well:

http://www.ultimahora.com/notas/482...asegura-que-interno-no-murio-por-gripe-A-H1N1

NATIONAL | 8:09 | Tuesday, November 22, 2011 Director of Internal Tacumb? ensures that did not die from influenza A H1N1
The prison director Tacumb?, Artemio Vera, said the inmate who died Sunday was not due to influenza A H1N1, as was speculated at first, but by a serious condition called pulmonary sepsis.


"It is true that the H1N1 virus died," said Vera Monumental contact 1080 AM radio, ruling out this possibility.


"The Lord had a history of leukemia, we have admitted several times," explained the director of Tacumb?. "We had referred to the prison unit La Esperanza. From there he drifted to LACIMET which is where he finally died on Sunday," said Vera.


After the 8 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu, was suspected that the prisoner was killed by the virus
 
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