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Peru - Swine Flu - 217 Deaths

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Source: http://www.elcomercio.com.pe/noticia/323767/aumentan-35-muertos-gripe-ah1n1-peru


Deaths from influenza AH1N1 increase to 35 in our country

18:00 | Between the two new deaths are less than 3 years. Contagion reached 4957, while the discharged patients increased to 4192

The Ministry of Health (MINSA) reported on Wednesday that rose to 35 in Peru the number of deaths from influenza AH1N1, disease worldwide and killed 1248 people in 132 countries and 18 dependent territories.

In a communique, the ministry noted that in our country have confirmed 68 new cases of influenza, so that even when the number of people affected was 4957. Of this total, 4192 patients have been discharged while 765 individuals remain in treatment.

The 68 new cases are as follows: 19 in Lima, Cusco nine, eight in Cajamarca, Piura in seven, seven in Arequipa, Ancash in five, four in Lambayeque, La Libertad in three, one in Ica, in a Ayacucho, Apurimac on one, one at Mother of God, one in Huanuco and Junin in one.

These new cases, all Peruvians, are now in medical supervision, home insulation, antiviral and evolving favorably.

Minsa also reported that in Peru have confirmed two new deaths. This is a man of 22 years with chronic renal failure who died in hospital Guillermo Almenara ESSALUD and a girl of 3 years with bronchial asthma and chronic anemia who died at the National Institute of Child Health (formerly Children's Hospital) . In these cases, so far, 35 deaths joined by a new influenza virus.
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

Source: http://www.perupuntocom.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=15710


Despite 36 deaths AH1N1 and 4.957 infections, children return to school on 10-Aug


Minsa MINEDU and presented the "Health directive mandatory for establishments which ordered schools to disinfect and clean daily. Both institutions were not given back all returning to classes on Monday, August 10, despite yesterday reported three new deaths from the flu AH1N1 and the number of infected reached a4, 957. Photo (file): TVO-peru.com

Juewes August 6, 2009

Perupuntocom.com Editors / correspondents

PER?. Lima-Peru's educational institutions are obligadasa wash with bleach, soap and water facilities to counter the virus AH1N1. The "Health directive for cleaning and disinfection of schools in the country, responsible for such orders, was presented yesterday by Health Minister Oscar Ugarte:" These measures are applied in cleaning all common areas, such as computer rooms, library, administrative offices, kiosks and even school bathrooms and handrails of the stairs, "he said.

?scar Ugarte said: "All public schools in the country already have the economic resources to maintain its infrastructure and furniture. There is no school in the country that have these implements of hygiene and cleanliness." He said: "The resumption class on Monday does not mean a 10 decrease in the reduction of infections, as the holiday for 25 days resulted in a significant reduction in infection of 70.63% to 39% in people under 18 years and measures of hygiene could be maintained this rate and even reduced. "

For his part, Deputy Managing Pedag?gica, Vexler Talledo I to be referred to the recovery of missed classes: "They are the directors of each school must ensure that the recovery of the classes and complete 40 weeks of education before December 31 . No classes will be expanded further because what is lost is only a week.

Despite the fact that various sectors have questioned such decisions because the month is just tip it in August so that the numbers of deaths and infections were shot, have not given back when the Ministry of Health confirmed two new deaths AH1N1. This is a man of 22 years with chronic renal failure who died at the Hospital Guillermo Almenara ESSALUD, and a girl of 3 years with bronchial asthma and chronic anemia which ceased to exist at the National Institute of Child Health Bre?a (ex Children's Hospital).

The Regional Health Cajamarca, meanwhile, confirmed its first death in that region. This is a man of 34 years old, who suffered from generalized osteoarthritis since 1999. The total number of confirmed deaths in the country reached 36. Minsa confirmed 68 new cases of A H1N1, reaching a confirmed infection of 4.957.

When questioned by the new figures, Ugarte said: "While three of those killed by this flu had no factor of comorbidity, and were apparently healthy, your death was due to long delays in seeking specialty care and not to the virus is becoming much more aggressive, "he concluded.
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

Source: http://www.cpnradio.pe/html/2009/08/06/11/174.htm

In the country
A total of 36 deaths by influenza AH1N1
| CPN RADIO - 17:29 - 06 Aug | The Ministry of Health (MOH) reported 1 new death from influenza AH1N1 in Peru, bringing to 36 the total number of deaths from this disease in the country.

This is a man of 30 years with morbid obesity, who died en route to the hospital, Maria Auxiliadora, from a health center of Lima Provincias.


In addition, the Ministry confirmed 183 new cases in the country by this pandemic, rising to 5.140 cases of these infections in our territory.

Of these, 4598 have been discharged, so that the evil is in progress at 542 people.
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

Source: http://www.losandes.com.pe/Sociedad/20090807/25460.html

Third or fourth death from influenza A?

Authorities confirmed and then are denied to them
Writes: HUGO SUPO stipulates | Company - 06:00 h

- They display of irresponsibility in handling numbers of deaths in DIRESA Puno. - 10 new suspects were identified and are serving in different hospital.

Health sector authorities can not agree about the statistics released to the media on the issue of influenza AH1N1. At the beginning of week, Redess Azangaro confirmed the death of a child of eleven months for this evil, but the Regional Health Authority (DIRESA) does not stop to recognize that death as an officer, noting that the death was from another cause while the baby if it was infected by influenza A.

"At the request of the First Joint Provincial Prosecutor of the province of Azangaro has practiced law in the autopsy of a child eleven months old who died on 23-07-09 with the diagnosis of" cerebral edema ", determined as the underlying cause of death as "pneumonia, influenza virus AH1N1" and final cause as "cerebral edema" is no reason to consider the registration of notification of influenza AH1N1 of Puno DIRESA because the final cause of death "justifies the DIRESA.

Adding that death, there were three deaths (two adult women initially) in the region, but for DIRESA the third death occurred recently with the death of a man 39 years in the REDESS San Rom?n (21-07-2009 ).

According to the official statement, this person came from Huancan? and died with the diagnosis of sepsis and bronchopneumonia. According to the report Redess San Rom?n, the person in question days before he went to the American Clinic Juliaca on the date of 18-07-09 and 19-07-09 was transferred to the Hospital "Carlos Monge Medrano, where the sample was taken and referred to the Instituto Nacional de Salud - INS on 19-07-09.

"While the doctors of that hospital he came to administer the appropriate treatment, the INS notified the DIRESA positive Puno as the 01-08-09", specifies the document.

NEW CASES

It is noteworthy that in Puno DIRESA has been reported yesterday and took the sample to 10 other people suspicious of New Influenza A H1N1, bringing up to date are 261 cases with positive 49 negative 58.

Also, pending outcome of 154 samples, while 46 are hospitalized. 03 of the 10 suspects are from San Rom?n Redess; 03 ESSALUD Juliaca, 02 of El Collao Redess and 02 of the Redess Azangaro.

What is worrisome is that according to unofficial sources, the health sector would be hiding a lot more deaths from the case of influenza AH1N1, having the aim of not to alarm the public, but at the same time committing irresponsible to be elucidated in a process research.

BACKGROUND

As background figures concealment by the government, it should be noted that last July, the Peruvian Medical Association (MPA) reported that the figure of 2 thousand 390 cases infected with the flu AH1N1 then was not real, as mentioned the president of that entity, Herbert Cuba.

At that time, Cuba said that the country must exist some 40 thousand cases of influenza and said the only way to justify the measures ahead of holiday parades and suspension handed down by the Executive.

The doctor believed that early prevention strategies have not yielded the results as only appropriate focus on risk sectors such as children under five years, those over 60 years, those with chronic illnesses and pregnant women.

HEALTH ESTABLISHMENTS NOTIFYING:
? Puno REDESS = 100
? San Rom?n REDESS = 63 (01 died)
? ESSALUD Puno = 47 (02 died)
? Juliaca ESSALUD = 16
? Melgar REDESS = 07
? 17 = REDESS Collao
? REDESS Azangaro = 08
? REDESS Yunguyo = 01
? REDESS Huancan? = 01
? REDESS Carabaya = 01
Total = 261

PATIENTS BY SEX:
? Male = 132
? Women = 129
Total = 261

Age Group:
? Children under 5 years = 43
? 5 to 14 years age = 43
? 15 to 40 years old = 138
? over 41 years = 37
Total = 261

Disease severity
? Light = 215
? Moderate = 39
? Severe = 07
Total = 261

RESULTS
? Cases with positive results = 49
? Cases with negative results = 58
? Pending cases = 154
Total reported cases = 261

STATUS OF PATIENT:
? = 46 hospitalized
? Deaths = 03

Source. Epidemiology and Laboratory Reference DIRESA of Puno
PLUS: 1. In accordance with the notice of entry to Phase 6 of the New World Pandemic Influenza A H1N1 made by the World Health Organization (WHO), DIRESA Puno reiterated that it is taking appropriate precautions to address suspected of infection. 2. Travelers to Copacabana (Bolivia) are subject to strict controls to move the common border, considering that there are many people these days.
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

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Source: http://www.rpp.com.pe/2009-08-07-di...cer-fallecido-por-gripe-a-noticia_199699.html

Posted: Friday, 07 August 2009
Directorate of Health in Puno reported third died of influenza A

Man of 39 years died with a diagnosis of sepsis and bronchopneumonia on July 21 at the Hospital Carlos Monge Medrano in the region.


The Regional Health Authority (Diresa) Puno reported a third death in the area as a result of influenza A H1N1, this time including a man aged 39, from the province of Huancan?.

The victim died with the diagnosis of sepsis and bronchopneumonia on July 21 at the Hospital Carlos Monge Medrano, where he arrived after attending a particular clinic in the city of Juliaca.
According to the results of the samples analyzed by the National Institute of Health (NIH), the cause of death of the patient was referred to the flu.

On the other hand, Diresa indicated that up to now have been 261 cases treated, of whom 49 were positive, 58 negative and 154 are awaiting the result, 154 samples. Some 46 are hospitalized.

Reported that at the request of the First Provincial Prosecutor Joint autopsy was performed Azangaro Children Act of 11 months who died on July 23 with the diagnosis of 'cerebral edema.

Was determined as the cause of death "by pneumonia virus of influenza A H1N1" and final cause as "cerebral edema" and therefore not considered in the register of notification of influenza A H1N1 in the area.

It was reiterated that the test to confirm the presence of the virus is no reason to condition treatment, or delay its onset. Therefore, one can prioritize treatment, especially in cases of risk, reserving the lab test for inpatients.

The Diresa - Puno reiterated the preventive measures recommended for the population as cover when you cough or sneeze with a tissue, toilet paper or forearm, constantly washing hands with soap and water, and go to the nearest health center if symptoms or in contact with patients.

The health facilities on alert and continue with the antiviral treatment in adequate amounts, emphasized the institution.

ANDINA -
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 36 Deaths

Source: http://www.24horaslibre.com/nacionales/1249684966.php

Chiclayo: AH1N1 third death from influenza

This is Antolina Paico Sanchez, who was admitted to Hospital Almanzor Aguinaga Asenjo by a case of pulmonary fibrosis, died on July 31.

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A woman of 46 years became the third victim AH1N1 flu in the city of Chiclayo in the department of Lambayeque.

Just this Friday at noon it was learned that the patient died because he contracted the virus of New Influenza

Relatives of the victim are seen to have been ruled out that contracted the disease.

Meanwhile, the Regional Health Directorate of Lambayeque reported that 236 cases were positive to the pandemic virus, of which 421 are registered.

They explained that the cases are on the rise since they are now 15 districts in which 36 people were presented with symptoms of having contracted the flu AH1N1.
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 40 Deaths

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Source: http://www.rpp.com.pe/2009-08-07-fa...-en-el-peru-se-elevo-a-40-noticia_199846.html

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Posted: Friday, 07 August 2009
AH1N1 died from influenza in Peru rose to 40

The new deaths occurred in Ca?ete, Lima and Arequipa. Meanwhile, today we have registered 164 new cases, bringing the total number of infected was increased to 5304.

The Ministry of Health (MINSA) confirmed 4 new deaths from the flu AH1N1 in the country, bringing the total number of deaths rose to 40.

This is a girl of 3 years with Down syndrome and leukemia who died at the National Institute of Neoplastic Diseases, a woman of 48 years with diabetes who died in hospital ESSALUD Arequipa.

Also a woman died 66 years with pulmonary fibrosis (Arzobispo Loayza hospital) and a lady of 50 years, whose death occurred in hospital Rezola Ca?ete.

On the other hand, Minsa reported that there have been 164 new cases of influenza A New Influenza A H1N1, which until now were 5304 confirmed cases.

The new cases are as follows: 64 in Lima, 28 in Lambayeque, Arequipa 20, 19 in Jun?n, Puno 8, 5 in La Libertad, Ancash 4, 4 in Callao, 2 in Amazonas, Cajamarca 2 2, Lima 2, Ucayali, Huancavelica 2, 1 in Madre de Dios, 1 Hu?nuco.

They are all Peruvians, and are now in medical supervision, home insulation, antiviral and evolving favorably.

According to official information provided by the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed cases of Influenza AH1N1 New addition, until now, 1154 and 201,212 deaths.
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Source: http://www.andina.com.pe/Espanol/Noticia.aspx?id=mP/9+ZIUn4Q=

A rising number of six died from influenza A H1N1 in Puno


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* Puno ago. 07 (ANDINA) .- The number of deaths from influenza A H1N1 in the department of Puno in southeastern Peru, increased from three to six, according to a latest report released this afternoon by the Regional Health Authority (Diresa).

The last three cases involved a woman 39 years of Melgar Province, another 22 in the city of Juliaca (San Roman) and a boy of 11 months of Azangaro, whose cause of death was initially reported as cerebral edema.

At the request of the First Joint Provincial Prosecutor Azangaro reviewed again this last case, determined to pass to the statistics of victims referred by the influenza.

To date, 262 people have been served, 68 of which were positive, 69 were negative and 125 results are pending. A total of 47 cases are hospitalized.

The Ministry of Health and Diresa-Puno reiterated that the evidence confirms that the virus is no reason to treat the condition or delay its onset. Therefore the treatment can be prioritized, especially in cases of risk, reserving the lab test for inpatients.

In accordance with the notice of entry to Phase 6 of the global pandemic of influenza A H1N1, done by the World Health Organization (WHO), Puno reiterated Diresa-prevention measures recommended to all, and strong decision not to lower our guard.

The health facilities on alert and continue with the antiviral treatment in adequate amounts.

People should be covered when coughing or sneezing with a tissue or toilet paper or the forearm, hand washing with soap and water frequently, and whether any symptoms and has traveled or had contact with anyone from the affected areas to go to downtown nearest health.

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Source: http://www.losandes.com.pe/Regional/20090808/25494.html

Admitted killing by influenza A in Azangaro

Redess blames confusion on DIRESA data

Writes: FIDEL Chaynes QUISPE | Regional - 04:02 h

- Authorities have caused confusion and concealed information about the terrible pandemic that attacks the world. - Holder of the DIRESA argues that actions to prevent further infections in schools.

Before noon yesterday Friday in the Regional Health Authority (DIRESA) was driving a very misleading statistic in relation to the number of deaths due to influenza AH1N1 is seen that the health authorities did not give an explanation on the death of a child under 11 months occurred in Azangaro Redess.

Given this confusion, Los Andes sought an interview with the director in charge of Redess Azangaro, Eyner Barriales Enriquez, who justified the fact that "the child died on July 23, his death was certified by cerebral edema, however, the July 31 reached the result that the child was infected by influenza A ".

Blames PUNO

Asked about the responsibilities of this confusion, the doctor was clear in stating that the NETS Azangaro complied fully with their duties to inform the superiority.

"The charge of epidemiology, Mrs Delia Calcina Choquehuanca, met to report the death of a child and after that report was also to update the data, indicating that death from the flu was influenza A," the official argued.

In this regard, the authority turned the entire responsibility to the officials of the Regional Health Authority for not responsibly handling the statistics of deaths from the terrible pandemic.

CONFIRMED

However, about noon yesterday the Regional Director of Health in conversation with different media confirmed that the dead by the influenza A virus and amounted to four people including the lesser of 11 months which caused confusion.

More Actions

In addition, the authority reported that in coordination with all Redess, to take preventive action before the resumption of school work after the holiday forced it helped the director of the Redess communicating Azangaro already scheduled for preventive the following week.
IF OTHER: The end of yesterday afternoon, the Office of Communications DIRESA Puno announced that the number of deaths in the region amounted to a total of six, including the child of eleven months in question.
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 40 Deaths

Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 40 Deaths

Source: http://www.radiouno.com.pe/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=11210&Itemid=26

MOQUEGUANO PATIENT WITH AH1N1 FLU IS SERIOUS IN HOSPITAL ESSALUD
Written by Lesly Arce
Monday, 10 August 2009

The patient moqueguano F.A. (51) which was moved from 03 last August to the hospital Daniel Alcides Carri?n ESSALUD Tacna with influenza virus AH1N1 introduced the delicate state of health, and has been receiving mechanically assisted ventilation, as reported by the Head of Network Asistencial ESSALUD Tacna, Jorge Caceres.

Also the doctor said that in the next few hours will know the results of samples sent to Lima for 3 patients who died in recent days, which are suspected cases of so-called swine flu.

"The deceased: 2 males 62 and 65 years old and a woman of 36 years were suffering from obesity, diabetes, thyroid, putting them as high-risk patients, but when we reach the results will confirm if they are treated in AH1N1 influenza cases, "the manager ESSALUD Tacna.


To date EsSalud in Tacna has received 63 suspected cases, of which 9 were confirmed as influenza AH1N1, while 26 have been dismissed and 28 are to be confirmed within which are the deaths of 3 patients at high risk.
 
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Source: http://www.larepublica.pe/regionale...e-eleva-numero-de-victimas-mortales-por-gripe

Lambayeque: 6 rising number of deaths by influenza A
Mon, 10/08/2009 - 18:00


The regional director of Health, Victor Arellano Echeand?a indicated that the victims of this disease came from district Cayalt?, two people from Chiclayo, a district in the Jos? Leonardo Ortiz, and two in Victoria.

He added that also do not have enough beds and respirators in health centers of Lambayeque boxes to deal with influenza produces respiratory failure.

For his part, Gustavo Ganoza Tresierra, manager of the Network Medical Assistance EsSalud-Lambayeque, reported that the Hospital Almanzor Aguinaga Asenjo Chiclayo and establishments in the periphery were confirmed 54 cases of influenza A H1N1.

He said that of all fatalities in Lambayeque three died in the Hospital Almanzor Aguinaga, including a minor Cayalt? and two mothers of Chiclayo and La Victoria.

He mentioned that 86 samples from suspected cases of the disease were sent to Lima, of which 32 were discarded. "Two to three samples are conducted daily in hospital and has 500 thousand three treatments," he said.

He stressed that EsSalud is leading the management of cases of influenza A H1N1 in Lambayeque.

"Currently, we have a unit in the hospital emergency service (Almanzor Aguinaga)," he said. (With information Andina)
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Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 44 Deaths

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Source: http://www.rpp.com.pe/2009-08-10-a-...or-gripe-ah1n1-en-el-pais-noticia_200480.html

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A figure rose from 44 deaths per influenza AH1N1 in the country

Minsa today confirmed four fatalities were the same as in the cities of Cajamarca and Lima.
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In Peru have confirmed four new deaths as a result of influenza AH1N1, bringing the total number of deaths rose to 44, according to figures provided by the Ministry of Health (MINSA).

This is a man of 27 years with morbid obesity who died in the Hospital Jos? Casimiro Ulloa, a man of 62 with chronic smokers who died in the Regional Hospital of Cajamarca, and two men of 71 and 52 years with hypertension who died in the Hospital Arzobispo Loayza in Lima.

The national health authorities reported, in addition to Saturday 8 to Monday, August 10, 286 were confirmed cases of influenza A, so, until when are 5590 confirmed cases, while 359 have been discharged .

The 286 new cases are as follows: 74 in Lima, Arequipa 44, 28 in Cusco, 30 in Lambayeque, La Libertad 22, 17, Jun?n, Puno at 16, 11 in Ancash, Apurimac on 6, 5 Amazon, 4 at Ayacucho, Moquegua 4, 4 in Cajamarca, Callao 4.

3 were also recorded in Piura, Ica 3, 2 in Huanuco, San Martin 2, 2 in Huancavelica, in Tacna 2, Pasco 1, 1 and 1 in Tumbes Loreto.

According to information provided by the World Health Organization (WHO) in the world there are 207. 607 confirmed cases of influenza AH1N1 and 1684 deaths.
 
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Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 44 Deaths

Source: http://www.radiouno.com.pe/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=11235&Itemid=27

MALE WITH INFLUENZA AH1N1 DIED TO GET TO ILO
Written by Luz Nieto Vega
Tuesday, 11 August 2009

A new victim recovery AH1N1 the dreaded influenza. From the port city of Ilo, confirmed the death of a 57 year old man, who stopped there minutes after arriving in this city from the capital.

The hospital physician John F. Kennedy, Ronaldo Paredes, said that the man identified as Moses Morales Contreras, had all the symptoms of the pandemic, which could be handled without a time.



Samples taken from the deceased, were referred to the city of Lima, in order to confirm the cause of death.

As health professionals, recommended to drivers and workers in transport companies, to be alert to detect persons who might suffer from this disease
 
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Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 45 Deaths

Source: http://www.rpp.com.pe/2009-08-11-a-...or-gripe-ah1n1-en-el-peru-noticia_200733.html

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A figure rises to 45 dead in Peru AH1N1 flu

The new victim is a child of five years of age who died at the Edgardo Rebagliati Hospital, informed the Ministry of Health.

The Ministry of Health confirmed a new death from the new influenza virus AH1N1 in Peru. This is a girl of 5 years who died in hospital Edgardo Rebagliati, which so far amounts to 45 deaths from this disease.

Meanwhile, in Peru have been 153 confirmed cases of influenza A, which so far are 5.743 cases, of which 5.304 were discharged, while the disease course only 439 people.

The 153 new cases are as follows: 34 in Arequipa, Lima 29, 22, Jun?n, La Libertad 13, 9, Tacna, Cusco 8, 7, Puno, Huancavelica in 4, 4 in Callao, 4 Ucayali, in Ancash 3, 3 in Tumbes, Loreto 2, 2 in Moquegua, 2 in Cajamarca, Hu?nuco 1 in, 1 in Piura, Lambayeque, 1, 1 in Pasco, Ayacucho 1, 1 in Hu?nuco, Apurimac 1.

All of them are Peruvian and now are in medical, home insulation, antiviral and evolving favorably.

So far in the world, those infected by the disease add up 208. 508 and 1681 deaths.
 
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Source: http://www.peru.com/noticias/portad...por-la-gripe-A-en-el-departamento-de-Arequipa

Tuesday August 11 2009
Time: 17:08
And 15 are killed by the influenza A in Arequipa
Arequipa (Peru.com) .- The Regional Health Management Arequipa reported that so far recorded 15 cases of death due to influenza A H1N1 in this region of southern Peru, and 554 cases of patients with this evil.

Miguel Alayza responsible for the sector, said that the last two confirmed fatalities are a woman of 75 years and a man of 77, both suffering from kidney failure.

The official reiterated that the recommendations of health should take the population to prevent the spread of the disease a few days of the conclusion of the 469 anniversary of founding of the city.

He recalled that the concentration of people is a source of infection, so he asked to Arequipa to take special care to attend public events scheduled at this time.

Cried to those with flu symptoms to refrain from attending the festival activities, because they may be carriers of influenza virus and infect those who are healthy.

He said that as a precautionary measure, the industry has plans to install tents in health facilities where events will be of great concentration of people, where doctors and nurses will be attentive to any medical incident.

Alayza said that the number of deaths could rise so far recorded in the coming hours. Currently awaiting the results of samples taken from seven people who died probably because of the bad.

Patients with confirmed influenza are still receiving treatment, which have five 500 thousand doses of Tamiflu, which were acquired by the regional government of Arequipa.

He said that ideally Arequipa has 20 thousand doses, which would be expected in the coming weeks because the government planned to allocate two million dollars for the purchase of new equipment not only for the samples in the city, but also to buy treatments.
 
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Source: http://www.peru.com/noticias/portad...eras-dos-muertes-por-influenza-AH1N1-en-Tacna

Tuesday August 11 2009
Time: 17:08
First two confirmed deaths from influenza in Tacna AH1N1

Tacna (Peru.com) .- It confirmed the first two deaths in the department of Tacna by the influenza virus AH1N1 and it would be two adults older than 65 and 62 years who suffered from hypertension and obesity problems.

The manager of the care network ESSALUD Tacna, Jorge Caceres, also indicated that 29 have been elevated to the new positive cases of influenza.

It was also reported that the regional hospital in the city a man with the flu is in critical condition and is fighting for his life.
 
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Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 45 Deaths

Source: http://www.panoramacajamarquino.com/?p=2990

Confirms third death from influenza A
12 Aug, 2009 No


The Regional Health Cajamarca confirmed the third death from the flu virus AH1N1. She is a woman of 37 years who was interned from July 22 in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Regional Hospital. Meanwhile, the number of people infected rose to 81.

The owner of Health in the region, Regalado Freddy Vasquez, said that the second day of the third victim to be hospitalized, it sued assisted ventilation, unfortunately the risk factors associated with hypertension and obesity, caused his death.

As recalled, the ages of the first two people killed by the new influenza range from 34 to 62 years, who like the third victim, his health was complicated to be associated with another disease. In this case all of them had a history of generalized osteoarthritis, bronchopneumonia, acute respiratory failure, respectively.

Regalado said that the risk is now in this age group, whose situation was most critical, as patients younger than 5 years, over 60, having obesity, hypertension, smoking, tuberculosis, diabetes and HIV / AIDS.

"It is recommended that the child showing symptoms of influenza, go immediately to the nearest health to avoid further complications," he said.

On the other hand, ruled out any risk to health personnel, because the third death occurred in hospital. Doctors know about the management of patients with explicit rules, only to have availability of personal protective equipment, which in this case was delivered to hospital.

With regard to the lack of fans at the regional hospital, Freddy Regalado said that currently have three mechanical ventilators and await the arrival of six others.

"There is a fund which the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), through the Ministry of Health has earmarked for the fight against this pandemic," he said.
 
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Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 45 Deaths

Source: http://www.perupuntocom.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=15796

First confirmed victim in Ayacucho by AH1N1


The head of the health sector in Ayacucho, Torrealva Maria Cabrera, the first reported death from infection with influenza AH1N1. It is a male citizen of 42 years with chronic pneumonia, said that the patient visited the medical post in San Francisco, in the Ayacucho jungle. "This case confirms that the virus is present in the area VRAE, which also works with preventive measures against this disease, it is also important to remember that because the lethality of this flu is low, and only those at high risk have other complications, "he added.

Also there are 6 additional cases of influenza AH1N1 who are treated at the Health Center of San Juan Bautista, Jes?s Nazareno Hospital and Huamanga province Huanta. Currently there are 49 in total throughout the infected Ayacucho region, which have been discharged, except for three who remain in the isolation room of the Regional Hospital of Ayacucho.
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 45 Deaths

Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 45 Deaths

Source: http://www.peru.com/noticias/portad...la-gripe-AH1N1-en-el-departamento-de-Arequipa

Wednesday August 12 2009
Time: 16:08
16 are already dead from the flu AH1N1 in Arequipa
Deaths increase in Arequipa
1 of 1
Arequipa (Peru.com) .- A 16 increased the number of people killed by the flu virus AH1N1 in Arequipa.

This was revealed to reporters Patricia Polanco, director of the Epidemiology Regional Health Authority (DIRESA).

This is a baby six months old, who died in hospital Honorio Delgado Espinoza few days ago.

According to information DIRESA daily sent to Lima from 40 to 45 samples to confirm that bad.
 
Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 47 Deaths

Re: Peru - Swine Flu - 47 Deaths

Source: http://www.elcomercio.com.pe/impresa/notas/contagios-influenza-ah1n1-descienden-lima/20090813/327162

METROPOLITAN
Infections by influenza AH1N1 down in Lima

Meanwhile, Piura and Trujillo reported two deaths

The epidemiologic curve of influenza AH1N1 in Lima and Callao has begun to decline, after the intensity of the new influenza reached its highest point, reported ?scar Ugarte, Minister of Health. Explained that in July there was a maximum of 558 hospitalizations. So far in August, at the height, there were 209 patients.

"Cities such as Arequipa, Trujillo and Cuzco are just now reaching its highest point and there will begin to decline cases. The trend is that the spread of evil will gradually decline in all departments, but the process will take several weeks, "said Ugarte.

Also reported that the 268 beds available in rooms isolated from influenza AH1N1 hospitals in Lima and Callao, 109 are currently used. "Only using 40% of hospital capacity," he said.

"The strategy of home care has improved the responsiveness of hospitals, for which demand has decreased," added the minister.

Weekly Report
Ugarte noted that since now, as recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO), the official of the Ministry of Health (MINSA) on influenza will be a weekly (Monday) and show that these qualitative indicators on the national expansion of disease. In other words, all cases compared with the number of patients with severe and the number of those discharged, it will say what percentage of our hospital capacity is being used, the number of fatal cases and how these will down, and what percentage of the 106 thousand treatments have been used by the Government. Ugarte said that the virus is still active in only 5% of cases (5743 through last Tuesday).

Also reported that the Ministers of Health in South America agreed to ask WHO to regulate the distribution by country of the vaccine against this evil, that the international laboratories have in November. "The Pan American Health Organization will buy the vaccine in bulk for our region," he said.

DECEASED will join 47
Authorities Trujillo reported the first fatality in its jurisdiction: a woman of 51 years who died on July 31. Piura also reported its first death, another 30 year old woman suffered from hypertension and diabetes. With these victims, not yet confirmed by the Ministry of Health in Lima, would amount to 47 fatal cases in our country.
 
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