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Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Rise to five deaths by complicacines influenza A in Cantabria

The Department of Health and Social Services has confirmed the presence of influenza A virus in two people who have died in recent days in the Hospital Sierrallana hospitals of Torrelavega, bringing to five the number of deaths as a result of the complications of the flu in Cantabria. The first deceased is a woman of 87 years, who died last January 21 Sierrallana hospitals in the Hospital, where he had entered the previous day with a clinical picture consistent with the flu and had several chronic diseases. The Microbiology Laboratory Valdecilla has not confirmed until this Friday that it was the H1N1 subtype of influenza A virus, according to the Government of Cantabria in press release. Also in the Hospital Sierrallana hospitals died last Sunday January 26 a 81-year-old man who himself has positive result for influenza A, according to has confirmed this Friday Valdecilla. The patient had been admitted to hospital on January 4 and, due to the poor performance of its state, he was transferred to the Critical Care Unit the day 22, where he died. Also suffered from important underlying pathology.

http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2046308/0/
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

A woman of 68 years, sixth fatal victim of influenza A in Cantabria


The patient, who had no chronic pathology, had entered the PACU and Critical Care (CCU) the day January 17 with a bilateral pneumonia and died on Saturday February 1 in this same drive, has informed the Government in a statement.

After this death, Two more remain in hospital patients in the CCU of Sierrallana hospitals, a woman of 78 years and a man of 52. Meanwhile, in the various intensive care units of the Marqu?s de Valdecilla University Hospital are still hospitalized five patients, three women of 47, 59 and 63 years and two men of 37 and 56 years. Other 15 people are hospitalized in the plant and severe flu cases, 14 of them in the Valdecilla Hospital and one in the District Hospital of Laredo.

http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2048427/0/
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

A 35-year-old man without risk factors who died of influenza in the hospital de la Plana

Nerea Soriano castello

a 35-year-old man died yesterday at the hospital La Plana de Vila-real remain hospitalised after several days beset by influenza A, depending on confirmed yesterday sources consulted by lift-EMV. Apparently, the patient was admitted after that would come to the center because she fell ill and without any pre-existing disease, such as explained the same sources. The victim does not form part of groups at risk and it is not known whether had been vaccinated. With this new death are already three people who have died are infected by the virus of the influenza A H1N1 in Castello. Ten patients remain in respiratory isolation and, at least one, was yesterday admitted to the ICU of the hospital center of Vila-real, as confirmed by a family of the patient. In this case, the patient has already entered the ICU on several occasions and presents a pre-existing disease that has been exacerbated by the transmission of the virus H1N1.

http://www.levante-emv.com/comunita...s-factores-riesgo/1075747.html?utm_medium=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Dies a 64-year-old man in Lleida of the flu A

A 64-year-old man died Friday in the ICU of the hospital Arnau de Vilanova de Lleida to cause of the influenza A, has confirmed to Europa Press the Department of Health of the Generalitat. LLEIDA, 5 (EUROPA PRESS)

The victim suffered from a serious illness prior, according to have advance this Wednesday newspapers Segre and the morning, and the flu only worsened his condition. The man admitted to the center by a respiratory infection and was in the hospital where detected another serious illness prior that had not been diagnosed until then, have pointed out the same sources.

http://www.eleconomista.es/espana/n...-64-anos-en-Lleida-a-causa-de-la-gripe-A.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Extremadura registers 53 serious cases of flu A

Extreme?os hospitals reported fifty-three cases serious hospitalized with the flu since the start of the season of monitoring of the disease until last Sunday February 2, according to the weekly report of the Subdirectorate of Epidemiology of the Servicio Extreme?o de Salud. Last Friday January 31 died a woman of 78 years of age who was admitted to the Hospital Our Lady of the Mountain of Caceres and had several risk factors. With this case are already seven patients who had died since the start of the flu season. Of the remaining 47 serious cases, 22 patients have already been discharged from the hospital and 25 are still hospitalized,
13 of them in the Hospital of M?rida, 6 in the Infanta Cristina of Badajoz, 5 in the San Pedro de Alcantara Caceres and 1 in the City of Coria. Of the total number of severe cases, 21 have required admission to the intensive care units (ICU), while the remaining have been treated in plant.

http://www.elperiodicoextremadura.c...ra-registra-53-casos-graves-gripe_785009.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The death of a woman of 78 years brings to seven the number of deaths from influenza

The death of a woman of 78 years has risen to seven the number of deaths from influenza A in Extremadura. The woman died last Friday January 31 at the Hospital Our Lady of the Mountain of Caceres and had several risk factors. Extreme?os hospitals have reported fifty-three cases serious hospitalized with the flu since the start of the season for the monitoring of the disease until last Sunday February 2, according to the weekly report of the Subdirectorate of Epidemiology of the Servicio Extreme?o de Salud. 22 Patients have already been discharged from the hospital and 25 are still hospitalized, 13 of them in the Hospital of M?rida, 6 in the Infanta Cristina of Badajoz, 5 in the San Pedro de Alcantara Caceres and 1 in the City of Coria.

http://www.hoy.es/20140205/local/mu...content=regional-rss&utm_campaign=traffic-rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Castilla-Leon: The incidence of flu down to 224 cases per 100,000 inhabitants while two more deaths


Influenza activity in Castilla y Le?n in the last week has had an incidence of 224 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, which reflects a downward trend in a period in which, however, two people have died. According to Europa Press reported sources of the regional Executive, between January 29 and February 4 influenza activity has had an incidence of 224 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, which makes it lie still above the epidemic threshold although the epidemiological curve shows a downward trend. After recalling that the peak of cases was reached last week, with 270 per 100,000 inhabitants, the counseling required that it has now begun the descent planned for this season and in the last week there have been two deaths, both in the Clinico Universitario de Valladolid. The number of hospitalizations for serious cases has fallen 'significantly' with respect to the previous week, as it has gone from 92 to 72 cases in hospitals in Castilla y Le?n; of the confirmed cases, ten were in the ICU.



http://es.noticias.yahoo.com/incidencia-gripe-baja-224-casos-100-000-habitantes-143642852.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

25 Patients remain hospitalized in serious condition for influenza A in Extremadura

There are seven people have died since last January 12 for influenza A in the region. The latest victim died the 31 at the Hospital Our Lady of the mountain. She was 78 years old and various risk factors, according to the information that yesterday provided the Ministry of Health. Since the beginning of the season for the monitoring of the disease until last Sunday February 2, the Extremadura hospitals have reported 53 cases serious, according to the weekly report of the Subdirectorate of Epidemiology of the Servicio Extreme?o de Salud (SES). At present, there are 25 patients that continue admitted, thirteen of them in the Hospital of M?rida, six in the Infanta Cristina of Badajoz, five in the San Pedro de Alcantara Caceres and one in the City of Coria. Of the total number of severe cases, 21 have required admission to the intensive care units (ICU), while the remaining have been treated in plant. The reason for the admission of these patients have been the various complications that were associated with influenza, in most cases pneumonia (36), But also acute respiratory distress syndrome -respiratory failure- (15), coinfection -a second infection in addition to the flu- (15), and multiple organ failure (2), always depending on health.


http://www.hoy.es/v/20140206/region...content=regional-rss&utm_campaign=traffic-rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Galicia: The peak of the flu raises to 131 the daily emergency at the hospital

As expected, the month of February is still the most controversial issue in what to flu-like processes, with the arrival of the strain that is advertised and that has hospitalized at present to 149 people in Galicia. In the Hospital do Saln? has already been noticed also the incidence of the flu virus, to such an extent that in the last few days are registering figures of daily care in the Emergency Department that is not detected for years. The worst day was the Monday of this week, when they counted up to 131 patients in a day, the majority of respiratory problems, severe colds, fever and flu-like processes. Although the collapse in the Emergency Department of the Hospital do Saln? was usual for years, in recent times had slightly lowered occupation figures. However, in the balance sheet of the 2013 rebounded slightly the number of day-care, with an average of 98.9 patients per day. And although it is normal that at the time of arrival of the winter is more than a hundred, toward time that were not recorded high figures.


http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/notici...ncias-diarias-hospital/0003_201402A6C5991.htm
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Malaga: Extra Health open areas to avoid saturation by the rise in cases of flu

The clinician has opened two modules with 18 more beds and Carlos has enabled an area annexd in the ICU - The lack of places in observation of Carlos Haya has been made that are drawn from stretchers of Day Hospital, According to the workers - at the present time they are 48 the only officially admitted and there have been five deaths - The microbiology laboratory of eastern analyzes 25 cases per day


http://www.laopiniondemalaga.es/mal...areas-extra-evitar/651143.html?utm_source=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Eight Zamorians remain in the hospital, one in the ICU, by the influenza A


The complex care of Zamora maintains eight individuals admitted, one of them in the ICU, suffering from flu TO, while in the region there are 72 hospitalized, a dozen of them in Intensive Care and even in the last week Valladolid has registered two deaths. They are the most relevant information about the evolution of the epidemic of influenza in the region, provided yesterday by the Ministry of Health in conjunction with the publication of the weekly report of the network of sentinel physicians, this season sees the light on Wednesday. Influenza activity in Castile and Leon in week 5 of 2014 (between January 29 and February 4) has had an incidence of 224 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. In spite of still above the epidemic threshold, the epidemiological curve shows a downward trend. The peak of cases was reached last week, with 270 per 100,000 inhabitants, and has now begun the decline forecast for this time.


http://www.laopiniondezamora.es/zam...necen-hospital-uci/738569.html?utm_source=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

In Catalunya 42 new hospital admissions

The flu has sent in Catalonia during the last week and shows 'the beginning of the decline of the epidemic wave for this season', to be placed in the 310 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, compared with 422 cases of the previous week, while it has produced 42 new hospital admissions. BARCELONA, 6 (EUROPA PRESS)

as well, Influenza activity shows a decrease from the previous week with a diffusion pattern 'epidemic of moderate intensity and decreasing trend', according to the latest weekly bulletin Information Plan of Acute Respiratory Infections in Catalunya (Pidirac) consulted by Europa Press. The data, corresponding to the week of January 27 to February 2, show a decrease in the incidence even previous to the time of the campaigns of the two previous years. Since the start of flu season there have been 194 confirmed cases serious that has required hospitalization, a 99.5 per cent of them caused by a virus disease.

http://www.eleconomista.es/espana/n...rovocar-42-nuevos-ingresos-hospitalarios.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Malaga: A woman dies in the Hospital suffering from flu A

A woman of about 50 years that he was suffering from flu TO has died in the Hospital Clinico Universitario 'Our Lady of Victory' of Malaga capital, according to Europe have informed the press from Territorial Delegation of equality, health and social policies of the Board of Andalusia. The woman died this past Thursday, according to published the 'Malaga Today'. In this way, would be at least six fatalities from the disease in the province of M?laga. The first death occurred last January 20 in the private clinic Doctor G?lvez, In case of a 54-year-old man; the next day he died in the clinician a young man of 28 years; the day 23 a man of 41 in the same hospital; a woman of 60 years, the 26 in the Comarcal de Antequera, Femina and another 54 years the 27TH in the Regional Hospital.

http://www.laopiniondemalaga.es/mal...ico-aquejada-gripe/651732.html?utm_source=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Two new deaths raise to 10 the number of deaths by influenza in Galicia

The death of two people over the weekend brings to ten the number of deaths by the epidemic of flu in Galicia. The other two deceased were admitted to the hospital complex of Vigo and Pontevedra, respectively, and similar to the previous ones had underlying pathologies, according to point out from the Department of Sanidad.Actually there are 146 admitted, 34 of which are in intensive care units.So far have died three people of the entered in Vigo in Pontevedra, two in Ferrol and a Coru?a, Ourense and Lugo, respectively, although the epidemic could have peaked, according to the epidemiology of the Ministry of Sanidad.Los experts, according to health sources, based his prediction on that, beyond the new deathsthe number of patients admitted in Galician hospitals has hardly changed in recent days.

http://www.farodevigo.es/sociedad-c...elevan-diez-numero/964918.html?utm_medium=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

At least nine who have died of the epidemic of influenza A in Malaga province


The flu epidemic has left at least nine deaths in the province of Malaga, although the number of deaths could exceed the dozen. Sanitary sources recognized this newspaper that, while the Ministry of health did not want to update data in the face of public opinion, the number of deaths still rising after at least four others last week.Precisely last week came the peak of greater incidence in the province, as already provided for the health authorities. The various sources consulted by this newspaper have acknowledged that in the coming days is expected that the number of persons infected with the virus continue to lower. Health sources told this newspaper that the Ministry updated the number of deaths once finished campaign of flu, date that is yet to be determined.





http://www.laopiniondemalaga.es/mal...ia-gripe-provincia/652432.html?utm_source=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The flu A maintains admitted in Cantabria for 23 people, nine in the ICU

The flu has admitted to 23 persons in Cantabria, nine of them in intensive care units of hospitals of Sierrallana hospitals and Valdecilla and the rest in plants of conventional hospitalisation.

In the Valdecilla Hospital of Santander are admitted due to complications of the flu, seven people in the various intensive care units (ICU) - two men of 37 and 56 years and five women from 46 to 77 years - and ten other patients are hospitalized in plants of various specialties.

http://www.eleconomista.es/espana/n...-Cantabria-a-23-personas-nueve-en-la-UCI.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

nine deaths for influenza A in Extremadura

The patients died by flu A in Extremadura rise up to nine since the period of this illness began, as has reported the Government of Extremadura.

Until the last Sunday, the 9th of February, the Extremaduran hospitals have notified ninety-nine serious cases hospitalized with flu since there began the period of alertness of the illness, according to information of the weekly report of the Subdepartment of Epidemiology of the SES.

The said report takes into account two deaths, a 56-year-old deceased male in the Hospital Infanta Cristina de Badajoz who had several risk factors, and a 67-year-old patient that San Pedro of Alc?ntara was deposited in the Hospital and at first it was not presenting risk factors. None of them was vaccinated. With these two cases nine are already the deceased patients in our region since the period of flu began.

Of the remaining 90 serious notified cases, 50 patients have already received the hospitable discharge and 48 are still deposited, 19 in the hospitals of Badajoz-14 in Infanta Cristina and 5 in the Perpetual Help-, 15 in the Hospital of Merida, eight in San Pedro of Alc?ntara de C?ceres, two in Don Benito-Villanueva, two in Plasencia, one in Llerena and one in Coria

http://www.europapress.es/extremadu...an-nueve-inicio-temporada-20140212150312.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Influenza A first fatality in the Bierzo

Influenza type A (H3N2 and H1N1) has claimed its first fatality in the Bierzo (Le?n), where a man of 46 years, whose identity corresponds to the initial F.A.A., a result of multiple organ failure caused by the evolution of the virus has died.The victim did not show other pathologies, as reported to Efe by the Medical Director of the hospital, Rosario Gonzalez, who explained that the patient had 'between 20 and 25 days' entered. 'Is a rare case, but it is not impossible to happen', explained in this respect before pointing each incidence of flu season there is a risk that some cases may 'evolve poorly'



http://www.noticiascastillayleon.co...-primera-victima-mortal-en-el-Bierzo/53402/8/
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The death of another patient in Vigo raises to twelve deaths caused by influenza in Galicia


Another died in a hospital in Vigo by flu raises to 12 the number of persons who died in Galicia in relation with the virus. The data of the Conseller?a de Sanidade confirmed the death of a new patient in relation to the flu virus in the Complexo University Hospital of Vigo (Chuvi) .The fourth patient who died from the flu this year in Vigo also presented risk factors, as well as the previous ones, according to health sources. The last died in the Chuvi joins other eleven that had died in hospitals of Ourense, Vigo (3), Lugo, Ferrol (2), Pontevedra (2) and A Coru?a (2). In total, the number of patients admitted to hospitals in Galicia due to the flu virus stood yesterday in 168, which is eight more than the previous day according to the data of Sanidade.these patients admitted, up to 37 are in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the centers. The tendency of the wave of flu in the Galician community is kept 'stable', as has highlighted the department of Sanidade of the Xunta de Galicia.


http://www.farodevigo.es/sociedad-c...te-vigo-eleva-doce/966253.html?utm_medium=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

8 deaths in Asturias

Oviedo, Pablo Alvarez

influenza A is now hitting to Asturias. The regional rates of serious illness that have required hospitalization and deaths from the virus replicate long the registered at the national level. Of the eight deaths recorded in the Principality, three had no risk factors prior known. Of the latter two were young (59 and 36 years). In some of the hospitals of the Principality, the figures of severe cases are higher than those of the winter 2009-2010, the famed world threat of a pandemic on the wane. Although the specialists consulted by this newspaper did not identify, at least so far, special reason for the alarm, do not rule out that the dominant viral strain contains some component that makes it 'especially aggressive with the young people'. The experts warn that, after the great flu epidemic of 1918, 'we have spent years waiting for another great pandemic, and at any time you get'. As a third note, highlight a reality that, even if they do not constitute a great novelty, It is particularly noteworthy in the current context: 'there is not yet an effective drug for the flu', a disease that can cause a very severe symptoms for more than a very majority portion of the cases will be resolved on its own within a few days.

http://www.lne.es/sociedad-cultura/...sa-nacional-casos/1542318.html?utm_medium=rss
 
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