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Peru-Schoolchild 11 years dies from acute meningoencephalitis in Piura

Tonka

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http://www.rpp.com.pe/2011-09-19-es...ncefalitis-aguda-en-piura-noticia_405309.html
Spanish to English translation

Schoolchild 11 years dies from acute meningoencephalitis in Piura
Monday, 19 September 2011 | 8:16 pm

/ The Regional Health Bureau also reported that in the province of Huancabamba two children died of Carrion's disease or Peruvian wart.
A schoolboy of 11 years died of acute meningoencephalitis, infection of the central nervous system, presumably viral, in the city of Piura, said the director of Epidemiology, Regional Health Directorate Piura, Ciro Garcia. The child was in the fifth year of secondary educational institution Antolaya Carlota Ramos, where classes were suspended on Tuesday. The ten Diresa provided that close associates of the minor neurological studies were performed at the Hospital Santa Rosa to rule out the disease. This is because the virus that is produced by the bite of a vector, but by dealing directly from person to person. Epidemiology Director further reported that in the province of Piura Huancabamba two children died of Carrion's disease or Peruvian wart. It was learned that later in the day specialists arrive in Lima to discuss the cases.
 
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