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Indonesia - Bali patient died after pilgrimage to KSA - MERS suspected- NOT

Gert van der Hoek

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
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Patient in Bali who allegedly Taxable MERS complains Shortness of Breath Before Death

M Reza Solomon - detikHealth

Wednesday, 05/07/2014

Jakarta, A Balinese Indonesian died after conducting worship Umrah. Allegedly, the patient died of disease Middle East Respiratory Syndrome caused by the corona virus.

Chief Medical Officer Dr Ketut Bali Suarjaya contacted detikHealth justify the statement. He said that there is a Bali resident who died with the symptoms of MERS.

"That's right. A patient died suspect MERS-CoV, residents Sawangan, Nusa Dua, Badung named A.S.," said Dr. Ketut on detikHealth, Wednesday (05/07/2014).

Dr. Ketut said that A.S. died after complaining of shortness of breath and coughing on Friday (2/5) last. After being treated in hospital Surya Husada Denpasar for a few days, A.S. was transferred to the hospital Sanglah, Tuesday (6/5) because the condition is not improved.

At Sanglah, A.S. treated in isolation as the disease symptoms are similar to symptoms of shortness of breath and MERS is coughing. Barely a day isolated, 50-year-old patient was breathing his last early this morning at 00.30 pm.

Dr. Ketut said it has taken a sample of the patient's throat before the victim died. The sample is sent to a laboratory Biomol Udayana University and Research Ministry of Health.

"Before he died the sample has been taken and we send to Lab Biomol Udayana (Udayana University) and the Ministry of Health Research. Hopefully the results come out later this afternoon," said Dr. Ketut again.

Detik News
 
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Source: http://nasional.inilah.com/read/detail/2098605/pasien-suspect-mers-di-bali-meninggal#.U2ociy9pehc

Pasien Suspect MERS di Bali Meninggal
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nasional - Rabu, 7 Mei 2014 | 18:03 WIB

Google translation:

Patients MERS Suspect Dies in Bali
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national - Wednesday, May 7, 2014 | 18:03 pm


INILAHCOM , Bali - AS ( 50 ) a suspect MERS - CoV patients previously treated at the General Hospital Center Sanglah , Wednesday ( 07/05/2014 ) it eventually died .

The death of the patient suspect MERS - CoV is not yet certain positive or negative status virus which is also known as the Camel Flu . Because the victim's blood samples were sent to the Research and Development has not come out the result .

Secretary Sanglah Hospital Infectious Disease Management , dr . Ken stated Wirasandhi lab tests conducted in Sanglah alleged victim no picture viral infection . " The victim is more to chronic disease COPD or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease , " he said, Wednesday ( 05/07/2014 ) .

Allegations, said dr . Ken , the stronger the mind by tracking patients never relapse with similar symptoms include fever , cough and shortness few weeks before the stated suspect MERS - CoV .

" Previously patients had a history out of the hospital due to COPD . Prior umra also was sick and went to Sanglah , " he explained .

Meanwhile , the victim's body has now brought the family to Surabaya , East Java to bury local dikuburan . [ gus ]
 
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Patient Suspected of MERS Died in Denpasar


Wednesday, May 7th, 2014

Denpasar, KOMPAS.com - Patient with suspected disease because MERS due to corona virus, the A.S. (50), died at Sanglah General Hospital, Denpasar, Bali, on Wednesday (07/05/2014) at around 00:20 pm.

"Patients who died are still awaiting the results of Health Office of Research and Development in the A.S. in order to find out whether positive or negative die-Cov MERS," said Head of Medical Support Sanglah Dr. Ken Wirasandhi.

He said the patient had a history of obstructive lung disease ironic (COPD) and heart and had complained of breathlessness and cough since one month ago.

X-rays showed that patients with COPD leads to. However, the patient had returned Umrah on April 3, and one week later, on April 10, the patient had to go for treatment to Sanglah Lung Poly.

"Patients already live action lab tests. Seen from these results, the data has not been found to support that the presence of MERS-Cov (Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus) in a blood test," he said.

Ken explained that the examination of the chest showed a picture of chronic lung disease resulting in decreased function.

"The likelihood of a patient having a heavy smoker or a long illness so that there is reduced lung function. Whether it's due to fatigue or dust, it can cause a relapse of the disease so that the patient's condition worsens," he said.

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Source: http://bewara.co/read/2014/05/wni-meninggal-di-bali-negatif-mers-cov/


WNI Meninggal di Bali Negatif MERS CoV
By Okezone.com
May 7, 2014 News

Google translation:

Died in Bali citizen MERS Negative CoV
by Okezone.com
May 7 , 2014 News

Indonesian State initials AS. CITIZENS who died this morning in Bali negatively Middle East Respiratory Syndrome ( MERS ) Coronavirus . Conclusions are based on a new sample results reak out this afternoon . The 50 -year -old man died after returning from Umrah worship .

" So , the result is a negative sample . Previously we send samples ( reak ) to laboratory Biomol Udayana University , "said Chief Medical Officer of Bali , dr . Ketut Suarjaya the Okezone through a telephone connection , Wednesday ( 05/07/2014 ) .

Previously , dr . Ketut explained that the AS initially suspected MERS CoV infected with the new coming of worship Umrah . Then , the AS. came to the Surya Husada hospital because of shortness of breath and fever , and was treated there . However , because of his health did not improve, dr . Ketut said that the AS was finally referred to Sanglah .

Then , a few days after treatment , dr . Ketut said that the AS eventually died early this morning . In addition , dr . Ketut said that the AS before leaving for umrah does have chronic lung disease and illness jantug , so there is the possibility of death due to chronic lung .

" Previously, the AS also has chronic lung disease and heart . Thus , the possibility of death due to chronic lung disease , "said Dr. . Ketut .


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