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Suspected A/H1N1 death in Santiage Del Estero Province

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.nuevodiarioweb.com.ar/no...l_una_mujer_que_tenia_sintomas_influenza.html

07/07/2009
Lived in the city of Banda
Regional died in a woman who had symptoms of influenza
Yesterday morning a woman died, who lived in the nearby town of La Banda and was regarded as suspected of having contracted influenza A.
The lady of about 45 years, was interned in the Emergency Hospital of Infectious Diseases and Diseases Monsignor Jorge Gottau for a box of bronchospasm.
During his stay in the hospital, he found an advanced diabetes, which significantly harmed his health.
Immediately, was taken to Regional Hospital, where he suffered a series of cardiac arrest that his worsening medical table.
It was in that place where the woman apparently had been infected the H1N1 virus. Although the samples have not yet arrived and were unable to confirm the cause of his death, neighbors and relatives speculate that this was the reason given that he was completely fine and remained in contact with any potential cases of influenza A.
 
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