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There are four deaths from influenza A

Tonka

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There are four deaths from influenza A

Sunday July 10, 2011 | Posted in print

The confirmation of the death of a man affected by influenza A in Mendoza raised to four the number of victims who died of H1N1 influenza virus in the province so far in 2011.
The new death was confirmed by the hospital director Perrupato the department of San Mart?n, Gustavo Patti.
The death occurred on 23 of the last month but was only confirmed in the last hours DyN agency reported.
The doctor said that the deceased was a man of 60, who was in intensive care of the medical center who had been admitted with a respiratory condition that is complicated.
The patient underwent a swab samples of which were referred to the Department of Virology at the Central Hospital in the provincial capital, where he eventually found that she had influenza A.
Although the death occurred on June 23, Patti said the findings were reported Thursday.
The hospital director told Channel 7 that Mendoza was "a patient who was not vaccinated against the flu. When you make routine examinations in the hospital, he said, is found to have a respiratory disease."
He also indicated that had other underlying diseases such as alcoholism and smoking.
So, make four patients died from the virus in the province so far this year.
The first fatality was a woman of 70 who died in hospital El Carmen, the second case was a 45 year old man who worked at the Ministry of Security and the third victim was a 29 year old woman who was pregnant five months.
 
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BUENOS AIRES: A 60 year old man is the fourth fatality in the wave of cases that shook the province of Cuyo. Meanwhile, the outbreak continues to spread you around the region. Since cases were reported in San Juan and even in La Pampa. The authorities insist on vaccination as the best way to prevent the disease.

The outbreak of flu cases recorded in Mendoza another died yesterday, so there are four fatalities from the disease. in this case is a man in his 60s, who died in late June, after a Malaga hospital. The authorities insist the need for vaccination, and launched an operation lock to prevent the H1N1 virus out of the province. apparently, the efforts were in vain, as health authorities yesterday reported three cases La Pampa positive for the disease. concern from a peak of infections in the country.

The new death was confirmed yesterday by Gustavo Patti Perrupato hospital director, department of San Martin in Mendoza. The official said the man was 60 and was in intensive care with respiratory symptoms. The patient's condition was complicated and led to the death on 23 June.

According to the story of some local media, the man lived 30 kilometers from the city of San Martin and was admitted for abdominal pain.
He was first admitted to medical clinic and then went for acute respiratory failure intensive care. There had complications and died of pneumonia on June 23. "The therapy is carried out the swab that was sent to hospital and Epidemiology, Central Province, where on Thursday July 7 at Perrupato reported that the deceased had H1 N1" confirmed Patti.


Recall that the first victim of influenza A in Mendoza was a woman of 77, the second was a 45 year old man who suffered from morbid obesity and the third death corresponded to a 29 year old woman who was 5 months pregnant and had lost the baby product of H1N1 virus.


In San Juan, for example, from local epidemiology confirmed the existence of five suspected cases of influenza A, the first so far this year. All are for adults who make up the risk groups and that no flu vaccine. Frida Cappato, in charge of the area, particularly stressed the reluctance of people to be vaccinated against the disease free.

The head of Epidemiology said that among the five possible cases were recorded from a pregnant woman who received the corresponding treatment, evolved favorably and was discharged.

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Alert flu: one dead in Mendoza by an outbreak that has already arrived in La Pampa

BUENOS AIRES: A 60 year old man is the fourth fatality in the wave of cases that shook the province of Cuyo. Meanwhile, the outbreak continues to spread you around the region. Since cases were reported in San Juan and even in La Pampa. The authorities insist on vaccination as the best way to prevent the disease.

The outbreak of flu cases recorded in Mendoza another died yesterday, so there are four fatalities from the disease. in this case is a man in his 60s, who died in late June, after a Malaga hospital. The authorities insist the need for vaccination, and launched an operation lock to prevent the H1N1 virus out of the province. apparently, the efforts were in vain, as health authorities yesterday reported three cases La Pampa positive for the disease. concern from a peak of infections in the country.

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