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The Foundation of Health Surveillance of Amazonas (FVS-AM), component linked to the State Department of Health (Susam), confirmed the death of a teenager by H1N1, last Friday (2), in Manaus. The patient was admitted to the Hospital are Lucas, in a private network, since the 25TH of April, With Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) .The team of Epidemiological Surveillance of FVS-AM, in conjunction with the Central Laboratory of Amazonas (Lacem), held a collection in April 28 and the result of the examination was confirmed for influenza H1N1. Since the hospital stay, as it is a suspect case. The patient was already the use of Tamiflu, but at the end of the afternoon of the last Friday did not resist the embolism pulmonar.
De agreement with the president and CEO of FVS-AM, Bernardino Albuquerque, this year were confirmed five cases of the disease, and three of them were patients with common flu identified by monitoring sentinel.
Re: FVS confirms a teen' s death from H1N1 in the State of Amazonas
FVS confirms three deaths from H1N1 and 11 cases of the disease in Manaus
Two people died of H1N1 in the last two weeks, in Manaus. According to the Foundation for Health Surveillance of Amazonas (FVS-AM), the state records three deaths since the beginning of 2014. The total of 11 cases were confirmed in the capital. There are no records in the cities of the interior of the state. The information was disclosed in this Wednesday (14).
In accordance with the FVS, a man, with 65 years, and a woman, 24 years old, died as a result of the virus H1N1 in the month of May, both in Manaus. No case of the disease was confirmed in municipalities of the interior during this year.
Re: FVS confirms a teen' s death from H1N1 in the State of Amazonas
Fourth death by influenza H1N1 in the state of Amazonas is confirmed by FVS
The Foundation of Health Surveillance of Amazonas (FVS-AM) confirmed the fourth death in the State by the disease H1N1 this Friday (16). The victim was a man of 45 years who lived in Manaus. He died a week ago, on May 9, but the result of the examination only came out now, after death. He showed signs of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Severe (GRAG) and was hospitalized on 8 May, the day before his death. According to a spokesperson of FVS, the stage of the disease it was already well advanced when the treatment with Tamiflu was started. He was hospitalized in the Hospital and Emergency Room (HPS) 28 August.
