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Patient with suspected MERS virus admitted to Czech hospital - does not have MERS

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Health | Tue Jun 16, 2015 10:38am EDT Related: HEALTH

Patient with suspected MERS virus admitted to Czech hospital

A Prague hospital admitted a patient who may have contracted the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) virus, a spokesman for the hospital said on Tuesday.

The patient had traveled from South Korea, where an outbreak has infected 154 people and killed 19 since it was first diagnosed in May. He is staying in an isolation ward at Prague's Bulovka hospital pending tests, the spokesman said.

"He was admitted due to his symptoms, where he had been, and his condition," Martin Salek said.

There have been no confirmed cases of the virus in the Czech Republic so far.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/16/us-health-mers-czech-idUSKBN0OW1TW20150616

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Prague gets first suspected MERS case

Category: the BIG story Published: 16 June 2015
Written by Raymond Johnston

Person was recently in South Korea and later developed symptoms

Prague?s Na Bulovce Hospital has it first patient with a suspected case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS). The patient is a 25-year-old man who was recently in South Korea as a tourist.

Test results will be known Wednesday morning. The man returned from South Korea on May 30 and since then has exhibited respiratory symptoms, according to Health Minister Svatopluk Němeček, who made the announcement at a quickly scheduled press conference.

"Two weeks after returning to the Czech Republic he came down with a cold and two days later a high temperature. Because he stayed in South Korea he was transferred to the infectious ward at Na Bulovce ? and samples were collected to test for MERS," Němeček said.

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http://www.praguepost.com/czech-news/48372-prague-gets-first-suspected-mers-case
 
[h=2]Czech Republic reports first suspected MERS case[/h] Jun 17,2015

Excerpt: Nemecek said the results of the young man's test should be known by Wednesday morning. The man caught a cold on June 14 and a fever just under 38 degrees Celsius on June 16. He then called emergency medical services, and was transferred to the infection clinic and placed in a bio box on account of his having travelled to Korea According to Nemecek, the man's symptoms were "very unspecific." He stated that further action was triggered by the results of the young man's test.

http://www.shanghaidaily.com/article/article_xinhua.aspx?id=287967
 
Tests on the patient Bulovce avoid MERS coronavirus infection

Issued:
June 17, 2015, 9:48
Update:
June 17, 2015 10:13

Hradec Kralove - twenty-five, a man who is hospitalized Tuesday in Prague to hospital, not infected MERS coronavirus. Tests suspicion of malicious infection refute, told reporters today Health Minister Svatopluk Nemecek (CSSD).

Health Minister Svatopluk Nemecek told reporters on June 17 in front of the hospital in Hradec Kralove test results of a patient with suspected MERS. Twenty-five man who is hospitalized Tuesday in Prague to hospital, MERS coronavirus is not infected. ČTK Vost?rek Josef

"With definitive I can confirm that MERS was not a disease," said Nemecek. According to him, the country's health system had worked very well. "Even in the event that the disease was confirmed, and all the measures that have been taken to minimize the risk of further transmission of the disease," said Nemecek.

According to him, public health authorities continue to monitor the epidemiological situation in the Czech Republic and Korea. "The airports are information leaflets to passengers who flew from the area, are increased disinfection measures, so I think that the public can be at peace," said Nemecek.

The young man had on his return from South Korea, runny nose and temperature. Bulovka was placed in biobox, hygienists check his contacts in the event of confirmation of the disease quarantine order.
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http://www.ceskenoviny.cz/zpravy/te...m-mers/1228477?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=feed

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Tests clear suspected MERS case in Czech hospital

Tests clear patient admitted to Czech hospital with suspected of MERS virus

Jun 17, 2015 15:00 GMT

Tests have shown a Czech man hospitalised in Prague suspected of being infected with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) does not have the potentially deadly virus, Health Minister Svatopluk Nemecek said on Wednesday.

A 25-year-old man from South Korea was admitted to the Prague Bulovka hospital on Tuesday after it was believed he may have contracted the MERS virus.

The patient was kept in an isolation ward at the hospital pending tests.
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http://trtworld.com/news.php?q=europe-tests-clear-suspected-mers-case-in-czech-hospital-3281
 
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