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Visiting restricted at Rotunda over swine flu
Updated: 16:45, Wednesday, 15 December 2010
The Rotunda Hospital in Dublin has introduced visitor restrictions following an outbreak a small number of cases of swine flu at the facility.
The Rotunda Hospital has introduced visitor restrictions following an outbreak of what the hospital described as 'a small number of cases of swine flu (H1N1 virus)' at the facility.
Visiting is restricted to the partner (or one nominated visitor) of expectant/new mothers and gynaecology inpatients and to the parents of infants in the Neonatal Unit.
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AN outbreak of swine flu amongst pregnant women and new mothers at one of the country's largest maternity hospitals led to a restriction on visitors last night.
The Rotunda Hospital in Dublin last night confirmed that a small number of women -- totalling less than 10 -- have tested positive for the the potentially fatal H1N1 virus within the past five days. No babies have been affected.
However, due to the potentially serious implications for pregnant women, new mothers, newborns and children, the hospital has ordered a ban on all children visiting the hospital.
Visitors are strictly limited to just one person for expectant and new mothers, parents of infants in the neonatal unit and gynaecology inpatients. Some of the infected patients have already been discharged.
"All of the infected women are being carefully monitored and are either recovering well or have already recovered," the hospital said in a statement last night.
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Swine flu outbreak at Rotunda hospital
Thursday, December 16, 2010 - 08:31 AM
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Five pregnant woman at the maternity hospital are being treated for the virus.
They are said to be recovering well and no babies have been infected.
It has also emerged that a pregnant women - transferred from a different maternity hospital - is in a serious condition with swine flu at the Mater Hospital.
