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The number of suspected swine flu increases in Santa Cruz

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Since the beginning of the year, the Hospital Santa Cruz (HSC) already records 21 cases of suspected H1N1 virus infection by swine flu disease popularly. Despite the increase of notifications-the last report released reported suspicious-15, the number of confirmed cases remains the same, two.
throughout the State, until the end of may, were 131 notifications of patients with severe acute respiratory syndrome, of which material is collected to verify whether or not you are infected with the H1N1 virus. With 21 records, Santa Cruz represents 14.4% of all suspicions.
according to the advice of HSC exams made in 21 of the institution to date, negative, two were 13 gave positive and six still await the outcome of the Central Laboratory of Porto Alegre, which should be out by the end of the week. All the scans done in the State are sent to the Capital, so the result can take to be revealed.


http://www.gaz.com.br/noticia/350025-aumenta_numero_de_suspeitas_de_gripe_a_em_santa_cruz.html
 
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