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Four deaths due to H1N1 in Campeche

Tonka

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Four deaths due to H1N1 in Campeche

Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010 22:02
Enrique Gonzalez Lopez, Secretary of Health of the State Government confirmed the fourth death in Campeche by the influenza A virus H1NI after it issued recommendations to physicians of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) to improve their systems of care in the emergency area.

The male person of 29 years of age and died from the disease, introduced weeks before his death a picture of upper respiratory infection, ie, was affected from the nasal cavity to the bronchi, to which came to a clinic where he received basic treatment for this malaise.

Over the days, being entitled Social Security attended the emergency department and being reviewed by doctors and nurses of the institution, apparently did not receive appropriate care and was discharged despite his agravamiento.El Saturday 13 March, the patient arrived at the General Hospital "Maria del Socorro Aguilar Quiroga" with a box of severe respiratory failure with 35 breaths per minute, when normal is approximately 16 to 20, high temperature, among other symptoms.

His condition was listed very serious and was connected to a respirator, but his deteriorating health was evident and the afternoon of Monday, falleci?.Desde patient income to the local hospital, they were tested to see if it was relevant carrying the influenza virus, so the same Saturday afternoon already knew about what was the reason the table presentaba.Gonz?lez Lopez said: "It was a patient malatendido from its origin, I know the reasons for which it had no good reception, but it is clear that he was entitled Social Security, "he said.

After the death of this person, the Department of Epidemiology, Health Jurisdiction Number Three will begin with a series of preventive actions towards his family and people who worked with him in order to prevent further contagion from the death of poblaci?n.Con this person in the municipality of El Carmen confirms fourth human death from influenza in the state. The deaths have been recorded so far in the municipalities of Campeche, Escarcega, Champoton and El Carmen.
 
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