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The provincial Ministry of Health, through the Department of Promotion and Health Protection, said at the time provided the first confirmed case of H1N1 in the Santa Fe area.
This was stated the head of the agency, Andrea Uboldi, who said that through surveillance studies 'is coming to assess the movement of the various virus'.
In that regard, he noted that early in the winter "there have been cases of respiratory syncytial virus predominantly responsible for bronchiolitis and in recent days confirmed cases of seasonal flu (influenza A) and this isolated case of H1N1."
Recorded during the winter respiratory viral respiratory disease or to which they can be classified into high, such as colds, laryngitis, pharyngitis, otitis, tonsillitis and low (ALRI) such as influenza, bronchiolitis, bronchitis, pneumonia.
Re: first positive case of Influenza A in Santa Fe
first case of influenza A in Rosario
Provincial health authorities confirmed the existence of the first flu case in Santa Fe As reported, this is an adult living in the city of Rosario. It is out of danger. Through a press release issued on Friday, Ministry of Health of the province of Santa Fe and the municipal Department of Public Health found that in the days of the date is confirmed the first case of H1N1 in the province. In this sense strongly recommend the application of the vaccine gripe.De as published by Rosario 12 the patient is' an adult residing in the node Rosario, without threatening condition. The clarifications were provided by the Director of Promotion and Health Protection, Andrea Uboldi, who said the case was detected through surveillance studies are reinforced in the winter season. Therefore, said that in early winter, 'there have been cases of viruses responsible for bronchiolitis and in recent days, there were confirmed cases of seasonal flu, and this isolated case of H1N1.
