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Peru-2012 Rabies cases

Tonka

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http://www.diariolavozdehuamanga.co...a-humana-tras-ser-mordida-por-murcielago.html
Spanish-English translation

Girl dies after being bitten by rabid bat
Thursday, May 10, 2012 7:48
After eight days of being admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), a 12 year old girl from the community of Nuevo Progreso in Kimbiri-The Convention (Cusco), died VRAE be infected with human wildlife rabies product of a bat bite.

The victim arrived on April 22 around 10 pm from the area referred to in the jungle of Ayacucho Regional Hospital, where he was diagnosed with kidney failure and neurological problems. After eight days of being admitted to the Intensive Care Unit ceased to exist.

After his death his brain samples sent to the National Institute of Health which confirmed human rabies.

She developed the disease because she was bitten and did not report the case in time. For this reason, health officials could not have started the vaccination.

SYMPTOMS OF ANGER

When a person is bitten by a bat, you experience muscle aches, twitching, loss of leg mobility. This is a virus that has attached to the nervous system and is spread throughout the body and finally ends with encephalitis that leads to death.

PREVENTION BEFORE THAN SORRY

According to the head of the Regional Directorate of Health, Dr. David Gordillo Inostroza, said the girl not being patient was treated equally, and that the sector access provides health care to patients in Cusco. In turn, announced the implementation of preventive measures to control these cases.

"He took the issue on the DIRESA to start preventive promotional. We urge the public that when bitten by bats should report. In this community there is a high percentage of similar cases, but through ignorance or fear did not come to the clinic because a case may start a vaccination, if they develop the disease no one is saved, "he said.

He suggested putting up barriers to prevent bites, such as through nets. In case of suspicion, one must begin with an outline vaccine 8 days.

Inostroza Gordillo said that as part of the control to prevent transmission to humans, are tracking suspected cases in cattle. Chungui, Anco, Santa Rosa and are virtually Chilcas where cases are positive.

"They are tracking where it has infected saliva with others, because it was also found 26 people in that community with this type of bite," he said.

REFERENCE: There are two types of rabies, the urban and wild, the latter is found in endemic areas like the Valley of the Apurimac and Ene Rivers (VRAE) and the high forest. Is transmitted from bats to animals.
 
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Re: Peru-Girl dies after being bitten by rabid bat

http://www.rpp.com.pe/2012-05-11-tr...s-por-murcielago-en-cusco-noticia_481132.html
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Moved to Lima to two girls who were bitten by bats in Cusco
Friday, May 11, 2012 | 11:05 pm

While the capital to take the two children was confirmed that another small 11 was the first fatality from the bite of the VRAE quir?ptero.
According to the director of Pediatric Emergency Hospital, Fernando Ramos, two girls of the 25 people who were bitten by bats in the districts of Pichari and Kimbiri, province of La Convenci?n, Cusco region, were taken to the hospital setting and Almenara.

The expert said the picture of the wild rage "is a very poor prognosis," and that few patients out gracefully from this scourge when the box reaches its severe state, for here the symptoms attack the nervous system and neurological systems.

Ramos reported that the prognosis of the girl admitted to the Pediatric Emergency Hospital "not good".

After the bat bite, the doctor recommended to go to the nearest health facility to receive doses of rabies vaccine wild.

It should be noted that a 11 year old girl from the Valley of the Apurimac and Ene River was the first victim because of the bite of a bat infected with rabies.
 
Re: Peru-2012 Rabies cases

Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-18187951

24 May 2012 Last updated at 08:16 ET
Seven Peruvian children die of rabies after bat bites

Seven indigenous children in Peru have died from rabies over the past two months after being bitten by bats, health officials say.

The children came from a remote community 1,160km (721 miles) south-east of the capital, Lima.

In 2010, a rabies outbreak saw 20 children succumb, while several children died last year...
 
Re: Peru-2012 Rabies cases

http://www.larepublica.pe/24-05-201...humana-provoco-muerte-de-siete-ninos-en-cusco
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Confirm that caused human rabies deaths of seven children in Cusco
Thursday, May 24, 2012 | 10:22 a.m.

Mayor of Cuzco province of La Convenci?n, Fedya Castro, makes clarification.

Jose Victor Salcedo.

Cusco.

The wild human rabies caused by vampire bats bite , caused the deaths of seven children Machiguenga of the native community of Camana in the Lower Urubamba Cusco province of La Convenci?n , between 13 April and 20 May.

During his presentation to the Committee on Health Congress, the Deputy Health Minister Percy Minaya confirmed the cause and thus was ruled that the deaths have occurred the gas spill in section 56 of the duct KP Camisea as originally reported.

Minaya said to MPs that five of the children ceased to exist in the community and the other two hospitals in Lima.

The mayor of the Convention, Fedya Castro, asked the State increased presence of health professionals in that part of the Cusco jungle, as the natives are prone to attack by various diseases due to the absence of the MoH. "We have asked more Health sector presence. We as a municipality we have come to these areas bringing help and saw that need more attention from the industry. "

Two days ago, Health started to immunize all the natives of the Lower Urubamba to prevent the spread of rabies transmitted human than vampire bats (which feed on blood) .

The deputy minister said interventions are made in the area, through pre-exposure vaccines, ie before the bite occurs.

The population group likely to die from the bite of the vampire wild transmitted human rabies are children under 14.
 
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