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Poland: 37-year-old man 1st swine flu death

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
The first fatality from the virus A/H1N1 was registered in Poland

14/11/2009

WARSAW, November 14 - RIA Novosti, Leonid Sviridov. The first death from a new flu virus reported in Poland - in Infectious Diseases Hospital in Gdansk, died 37-year-old man, reported Radio Gdansk.

According to the doctor Jerzy Karpinskogo, tests confirmed the presence of the virus A/H1N1. The final results of additional studies will be known on Saturday afternoon.

The stricken man was taken to Gdansk on Thursday afternoon with severe pneumonia.

In Poland at the moment, there were 237 cases arazheniya virus A/H1N1.

http://www.rian.ru/flu/20091114/193477500.html
 
Re: Poland: 37-year-old man 1st swine flu death

37 letni mieszkaniec Pucka zmarł na nową grypę A/H1N1.

To pierwszy taki przypadek w Polsce

Dzisiaj 22:40:00 , Aktualizacja dzisiaj 22:40:00

37 letni mieszkaniec Pucka zmarł w piątek w Gdańsku na nową grypę A/H1N1. Potwierdziły to wstępne testy. Ostateczne potwierdzenie będzie znane w sobotę w południe. To pierwszy przypadek śmiertelny w Polsce.

Jak podaje Radio Gdańsk mężczyzna był najpierw hospitalizowany w Pucku, a następnie przewieziony do szpitala zakaźnego w Gdańsku.

Informację potwierdza r?wnież Jerzy Karpiński, lekarz wojew?dzki. Twierdzi jednak, że mężczyzna był obciążony dodatkowymi schorzeniami, co miało znaczny wpływ na przebieg choroby. Był między innymi chory na zapalenie płuc.

Cała rodzina mężczyzny, osoby kt?re się z nim spotykały w ostatnim czasie a także pracownicy szpitala w Pucku objęci zostali nadzorem epidemiologicznym.


37 years old Pucka man died with a new influenza A/H1N1.

This is the first such case in Poland


Today,

37 years old Pucka man died Friday in Gdansk on new influenza A/H1N1. This was confirmed by preliminary tests. Final confirmation will be known on Saturday at noon.

This is the first fatal case in Poland. According to Radio Gdańsk man was first hospitalized in Pucka, and then taken to a hospital infectious in Gdansk.

Information was also confirmed by Jerzy Karpinski, provincial physician. However, claims that the man was charged with additional diseases, which have a significant impact on the course of the disease. He was, inter alia, ill with pneumonia.

The entire family of man, people who met with him recently as well as hospital staff were included in Pucka epidemiological surveillance.

http://pomorze.naszemiasto.pl/wydar...pucka-zmarl-na-nowa-grype-a-h1n1-to,id,t.html
 
Re: Poland: 37-year-old man 1st swine flu death

First swine flu death suspected in Poland

Health News
Nov 13, 2009,

Warsaw - A 37 year-old man suspected of carrying the H1N1 virus died in Gdansk on Friday in what was thought to be the country's first swine flu fatality, local media reported.

The man died of pneumonia after a week in the hospital, reported the Polish Press Agency PAP. Initial tests showed he was carrying the swine flu, with final test results expected Saturday afternoon.

So far in Poland this year, there have been 234 cases of swine flu.

The fatality in Gdansk came as a top Polish civil rights official threatened legal action Friday against Health Minister Ewa Kopacz, saying her delay in purchasing swine flu vaccines could endanger people's lives and health.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk last week decided that Poland would not buy swine flu vaccines until they are proven to be safe and without side effects.

Debate on the vaccines flared up in Poland with a deadly flu outbreak in Ukraine, Poland's eastern neighbor, where 239 people have died from flu or flu-related symptoms since October 29.

Read more: http://www.monstersandcritics.com/n...e-flu-death-suspected-in-Poland#ixzz0WmckaP6f
 
Re: Poland: 37-year-old man 1st swine flu death

Gdańsk: zmarł pacjent z wirusem A/H1N1

jagor, mar, PAP2009-11-13, ostatnia aktualizacja 41 minut temu
W Szpitalu Zakaźnym w Gdańsku zmarł w piątek 37-letni mężczyzna. Miał zapalenie płuc, a wstępne badania po śmierci wykazały też obecność wirusa A/H1N.

RAPORTY

Świńska grypa - wirus A/H1N1 - raport specjalny
- Wcześniejsze badania, kt?rych nie ma jednak na piśmie, wykryły u chorego wirusa świńskiej grypy - poinformował lekarz wojew?dzki w Gdańsku Jerzy Karpiński.

Potwierdził, że badania wymaz?w pobranych po śmierci pacjenta wykazały obecność A/H1N1.


Gdańsk: the patient died from the virus A/H1N1

jagor, March, PAP 2009-11-13, last updated 2009-11-14 08:07

The isolation hospital in Gdansk, Poland, died on Friday, 37-year-old man. He had pneumonia, and after the death of a preliminary study also showed the presence of the virus A/H1N.

- Previous studies, however, are not in writing, the patient discovered the swine flu virus - the doctor said county Gdansk George Karpinski.

Confirmed that the test swabs taken after the death of the patient revealed the presence of A/H1N1.

http://translate.googleusercontent....le.com&usg=ALkJrhiyBl9UNLlytcdogp10_JPzfr2HtA
 
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