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Sesau investigates death of Swiss with suspected influenza A

Tonka

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09.06.2010 | 16:15

Sesau investigates death of Swiss with suspected influenza A

According to the medical report, the victim had a high fever, dyspnea and respiratory failure

Ascom - Sesau

The Ministry of Health (Sesau) is investigating, since last Friday (4), another suspected death from the H1N1 virus. This is a Swiss 57 years living in Brazil and a resident of Miami, who died in the Hospital School H?lvio Auto, likely due to complications caused by influenza A.

All procedures have been adopted, according to Superintendent of Health Surveillance, Sandra Canuto. "The technicians at the Central Laboratory of Alagoas (Lacen) collected nasopharyngeal secretion of the victim and the material has already been sent for laboratory analysis Fiocruz, which will certify whether or not the Swiss was a victim of the H1N1 virus," it said.

According to the Center for Strategic Information for Health Surveillance (CIEVS), the victim was admitted, the principle in Arthur Ramos Memorial Hospital. On May 29, she was transferred to the University Hospital H?lvio Auto, the reference state for the treatment of infectious diseases. The procedure was adopted because the patient had high fever, dyspnea and respiratory failure, according to the medical record.

"Until the outcome of the Fiocruz not be disclosed everything is suspected, even before the symptoms that point to a death caused by H1N1 virus. But it is important to emphasize that the victim was a cardiac patient and used medication for three years. This only reinforces the importance of vaccinating against the flu, "warns Sandra Canuto.
 
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