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Spain: deaths 125 & 126. Two elderly (84 & 74) in Badajoz & C?ceres (Extremadura)

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26-11-2009 / 11:20 h

(Extremadura) SOCIEDAD-SALUD,SALUD


Dos ancianos elevan a cinco el n?mero de fallecidos en Extremadura



M?rida, 26 nov (EFE).- La muerte de dos ancianos, ambos varones, el pasado lunes y martes eleva a cinco el n?mero de fallecidos en Extremadura afectados por la gripe A, seg?n ha informado hoy la Consejer?a de Sanidad y Dependencia de la Junta de Extremadura El fallecido el lunes era un var?n de 84 a?os, procedente del ?rea de Salud de Badajoz, que ingres? ese d?a con un cuadro de s?ndrome gripal en una cl?nica privada de la capital pacense.

Esta persona ten?a antecedentes de enfermedad pulmonar cr?nica, enfermedad oncol?gica y enfermedad cardiovascular.

En cuanto a la quinta persona fallecida por gripe A/H1N1 en Extremadura, se trata de un var?n de 78 a?os, procedente del ?rea de Salud de C?ceres, que ingres? el lunes con un cuadro de neumon?a en la UCI del Hospital San Pedro de Alc?ntara de la capital cacere?a y falleci? el martes, d?a 24.

Como indica el protocolo de vigilancia de casos graves de gripe ingresados, se procedi? a la realizaci?n de las pertinentes pruebas de Gripe A por laboratorio, siendo el resultado positivo en ambos casos.

A pesar de este nuevo fallecimiento, la Junta de Extremadura hace un llamamiento a la tranquilidad a todos los ciudadanos de la Comunidad Aut?noma, recordando al mismo tiempo que la incidencia de la gripe A en la regi?n es, en estos momentos, ligeramente menor a la del resto de Espa?a.

Seg?n los datos manejados por el Servicio Extreme?o de Salud, procedentes de la Red de Vigilancia Epidemiol?gica de Extremadura, la tasa de letalidad es del 0.028 por ciento, por debajo de la tasa nacional y muy por debajo de la letalidad habitual de la gripe estacional que oscila entre el 0,5 y el 1 por ciento. EFE

Fuente: ABC
http://www.abc.es/agencias/noticia.asp?noticia=187186



26-11-2009 / 11:20 h
(Extremadura)-HEALTH SOCIETY, HEALTH


Two seniors bring to five the number of deaths in Extremadura

Merida, 26 nov (EFE) .- The death of two elderly, both men, on Monday and Tuesday brings to five the number of deaths in Extremadura affected by influenza A, informed today the Ministry of Health and Dependency Junta de Extremadura The late Monday was a male aged 84, from the Health Area of Badajoz, who entered the day with a picture of ILI in a private clinic in the capital of Badajoz.

This person had a history of chronic lung disease, cancer and cardiovascular disease.

On the fifth person died from influenza A/H1N1 in Extremadura, is a man of 78 years, from the health area of C?ceres, who entered Monday with a picture of pneumonia in the ICU of Hospital San Pedro de Alcantara capital of Caceres and died on Tuesday 24th.

As the surveillance protocol of severe flu cases entered, they proceeded to carry out the relevant tests for Influenza A laboratory, the result being positive in both cases.

Despite this new death, the Extremadura Government calls on the rest to all citizens of the Autonomous Community, while recalling that the incidence of influenza A in the region is, at present, slightly lower than the rest of Spain.

According to the data handled by the Health Service Extreme?o, from the Epidemiological Surveillance Network of Extremadura, the fatality rate is 0.028 percent, below the national rate and well below the usual lethality of seasonal influenza ranges between 0.5 and 1 percent. EFE

Source: ABC
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