Patient with suspected H1N1 is admitted in Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro

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A woman is admitted to the ICU of the hospital are John the Baptist, in Volta Redonda (RJ), with suspicion of avian influenza H1N1. According to the first information of the director general of the health unit, Sebastiao Faria, she was admitted at the hospital with a pneumonia differently.


'There is a suspicion, nothing is confirmed. The material was sent to São Paulo, for laboratory analysis. But as the protocol indicates, regardless of the outcome, it is treated with the antiviral drug (for H1N1) ', said Faria. The forecast is that the result of the examination exit in March.


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Re: Patient with suspected H1N1 is admitted in Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro

Paciente internada com suspeita de H1N1 morre em Volta Redonda, RJ

The patient died 59 years ago that was hospitalized since the 25th day of January, in the Hospital is John the Baptist, in Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro, with suspicion of avian influenza H1N1. The information of the death was confirmed on Tuesday afternoon (11), by the director of the medical unit, Sebastiao Faria. However, he departed from urging that this be put on H1N1.


'In truth was a precipitation of the medical team. After a specific evaluation, it was observed that the patient did not have the characteristic symptoms. The patient did not have endured an acute pneumonia, who finally committed to part renal', he said. Despite the discard by steering portion of medical unit, an examination to diagnose influenza H1N1 was performed. The forecast is that the result will be ready in March.

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Re: Patient with suspected H1N1 is admitted in Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro

Woman who died in the South of the River with suspected H1N1 did not have the disease

The woman who died in the Hospital is John the Baptist, in Volta Redonda (RJ), with suspected H1N1 did not have the disease. The information was confirmed in this wednesday (12) by the director of the health unit, Sebastiao Faria, who explained that the cause of death was pneumonia. He also said that the hypothesis of H1N1 was a 'rainfall'. In accordance with the direction, an analysis performed in a laboratory paulista ruled out the H1N1. The woman, 59 years old, was admitted at the hospital on 25 January with a 'different' pneumonia and subsequently had to be transferred to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The death was confirmed on 11 February.

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