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Today, 447 new cases were diagnosed.
Three patients had severe INFLUENZA IN MAGALLANES
Health, through the Service and SEREMI reports that 447 cases were reported today, which added to the cases of days, reaching 2806 patients diagnosed with human influenza.
The patient hospitalized in the grounds of the Armed Forces remains stable in its severity.
Add two new hospital care, this is a man of 62 years with a background disease (asthma) is placed in the ICU
Regional Hospital and a couple of 23 years who was admitted for aspiration pneumonia and multiple pre-diagnosis of influenza and who is inside the ICU of the Clinic of Magellan. Both are connected to mechanical ventilator.
Three patients had severe human influenza
Posted at 12:00 pm
hospi3Las health authorities in its latest report, the patient reported 46 years hospitalized at the Hospital of the Armed Forces, remains stable in its severity, but is still at risk vital. The director of the health service, doctor Jorge Flies, said yesterday that "the patient showed slight signs of improvement in some parameters, but his condition remains serious, connected to mechanical ventilation and constant observation by the team physician, its evolution. "
To this are added two new hospital care in the region of Magallanes. This is a man of 62 years with a background disease (severe asthma), who is confined in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Regional Hospital and a couple of 23 years who was transferred to the ICU of the Clinic Magallanes by a multiple and aspiration pneumonia, in addition to the diagnosis of influenza. Both patients are connected to mechanical ventilator and monitoring of their condition.
As for cases in the region, the latest health report yesterday said that 447 new cases were reported, bringing in people diagnosed with Magellan human influenza arriving in 2806 patients. It is noteworthy that the cases have required hospitalization because of human influenza, since the first case was detected, all had other illnesses based
