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Ecuador Ah1n1: 35 confirmed cases in the country

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The sprout of the vine-stock H1N1 in the last weeks happened in the Center of Provisional Detention of Ibarra. There there appeared a whole of 32 cases, of which 11 needed hospitalization and five of these persons had to enter to the intensive care unit (UCI). To the moment it is known that they have evolved favorably thanks to the treatment with Oseltamivir generic of Tamiflu, reported the MSP.

The National Director of Epidemiolog?a of the MSP, Juan Moreira, in an interview with the news agency EFE, said that of 467 taken samples of chance form in hospitals public and deprived of the country, 35 gave positive of AH1N1 and " the rest there are another type of virus of flu ". Moreira also made sure that dozens of persons have joined different hospitals with respiratory illnesses in general and added that eight deaths have been brought by respiratory serious infections but it have not been confirmed that should have any link with the virus AH1N1.

http://www.hoy.com.ec/noticias-ecua...eed&utm_campaign=Feed: diariohoy (Diario Hoy)
 
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