tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: Victims of flu A in Italy
Influenza "A", man 51 year old of Tricase dies
Tricase (Lecce) - It 'died yesterday evening at the San Raffaele', Milan, the 51 year old Tricase, Andrea Panic, in Lombardia transferred on 10 January for a severe form of influenza A/H1N1.
Nearly a month of treatment, but the 51 year old Tricase, suffering from influenza H1N1, does not have it done. It 'died last night in the hospital "San Raffaele in Milan, where he was transferred on January 10 last year. At the "Panic" Tricase had been three days and had received all the care possible in order to be healed from what was initially demonstrated a common flu. But his condition deteriorated hour after hour, up to a respiratory crisis. Alerted both the hospitals of Lecce and Bari, for lack of ambulances equipped permitting the extracorporeal respiration, had considered transferring the patient directly in Milan. Three doctors at the "San Raffaele" had arrived in Puglia on a plane air force, equipped with the means of assistance, the 'ECMO.
The medical director of the hospital Tricase, Pierangelo Errico, meanwhile, announced that conditions in the 21-year old admitted to the hospital again for his influence "A" are getting better: it is no longer ricoveratoin resuscitation.
http://www.ilpaesenuovo.it/Cronaca/influenza-a-non-ce-lha-fatta-il-51enne-di-tricase.html
Influenza "A", man 51 year old of Tricase dies
Tricase (Lecce) - It 'died yesterday evening at the San Raffaele', Milan, the 51 year old Tricase, Andrea Panic, in Lombardia transferred on 10 January for a severe form of influenza A/H1N1.
Nearly a month of treatment, but the 51 year old Tricase, suffering from influenza H1N1, does not have it done. It 'died last night in the hospital "San Raffaele in Milan, where he was transferred on January 10 last year. At the "Panic" Tricase had been three days and had received all the care possible in order to be healed from what was initially demonstrated a common flu. But his condition deteriorated hour after hour, up to a respiratory crisis. Alerted both the hospitals of Lecce and Bari, for lack of ambulances equipped permitting the extracorporeal respiration, had considered transferring the patient directly in Milan. Three doctors at the "San Raffaele" had arrived in Puglia on a plane air force, equipped with the means of assistance, the 'ECMO.
The medical director of the hospital Tricase, Pierangelo Errico, meanwhile, announced that conditions in the 21-year old admitted to the hospital again for his influence "A" are getting better: it is no longer ricoveratoin resuscitation.
http://www.ilpaesenuovo.it/Cronaca/influenza-a-non-ce-lha-fatta-il-51enne-di-tricase.html