tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
The patient came first to the position of health of San Francisco (Hernandarias) last Monday, for presenting pain of shoulder and profuse cough, and on the following day it went on to the hospital distrital from Hernandarias. Finally, it was moved to the regional hospital of City of the East to consult and on Thursday, on having presented great fever, it entered the room of urgencies of this nosocomio, but it did not resist. The relatives of the minor would have affirmed that the child entered the welfare center suffering from pain of shoulder and not for flu. The results of the samples of hemocultivo, gasometr?a, hisopado and nasofar?ngeo they are still in study. The minor was residing in the quarter The Friendship of San Francisco, Hernandarias, where the active community search was realized, without being cases similar to that of the child, as they reported of the Tenth Sanitary Region. Therefore, between the probable causes of death of the patient it is possible to mention respiratory progressive difficulties. The decease took place at 11:55 of Thursday. In the IPSPor another part, doctors of the Institute of Social Forecast (IPS) informed that in the last week an important increase registered in the number of consultations for respiratory pictures in the peripheral clinics.
Dr. Luis Torres, coordinator of the plan of risk, pointed out that in Nanawa they increased from 700 to 1.300 per day; whereas Ingavi, in Fernando de la Mora, also registers approximately 1.400 daily consultations. Meanwhile, in the Central Hospital of the institution an average of 30 boarding schools registers for respiratory sharp infections. Approximately 12 patients remain in intensive therapy, while 3 of the hospitalized ones have the confirmed diagnosis of influenza H1N1.
http://www.abc.com.py/abc/nota/156733-La-afeccion-respiratoria-mata-a-un-nino-en-el-Este/
Dr. Luis Torres, coordinator of the plan of risk, pointed out that in Nanawa they increased from 700 to 1.300 per day; whereas Ingavi, in Fernando de la Mora, also registers approximately 1.400 daily consultations. Meanwhile, in the Central Hospital of the institution an average of 30 boarding schools registers for respiratory sharp infections. Approximately 12 patients remain in intensive therapy, while 3 of the hospitalized ones have the confirmed diagnosis of influenza H1N1.
http://www.abc.com.py/abc/nota/156733-La-afeccion-respiratoria-mata-a-un-nino-en-el-Este/