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Virus undergoes mutation of the H1N1 human influenza A
Rapid tests were negative, and no laboratory tests of samples of bronchial content
* The screening a patient with symptoms of the disease were negative, but those made to the content and bronchial lung biopsy after death, gave positive
Francisco Rom?n Guti?rrez / MetroNoticias
Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas .- Although the federal Department of Health has announced that influenza A/H1N1 virus has [ed:not] undergone changes in recent days, in Nuevo Laredo the person who died for this cause is one example.
Rapid tests for detection of the disease were performed in life, were negative, and no laboratory tests of samples containing bronchial lung biopsy and pharyngeal exudate, which was taken after his death.
This situation is worrying, the doctor said Luis Loa Campbell, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction number V to be interviewed about the death of the driver of the tractor, on May 11 in the Social Security hospital.
He said that this person arrived on May 8 from the capital to Nuevo Laredo with a picture of pneumonia advanced symptomatic despite medical treatment administered to the urgency of the case, died.
"In this case we can point out is that in life he made rapid tests for detection of influenza virus, but they were negative, two days during the procedures were followed and were again negative," he explained.
"The worrying situation," he added, "is that when a new analysis of samples of lung tissue, bronchial contents performed at the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference, were positive for influenza A/H1N1," he said.
In conclusion, he said that this put on alert again for the Health Sector in the state and especially to the border of the possible mutation of the influenza A/H1N1 virus.
Virus undergoes mutation of the H1N1 human influenza A
Rapid tests were negative, and no laboratory tests of samples of bronchial content
* The screening a patient with symptoms of the disease were negative, but those made to the content and bronchial lung biopsy after death, gave positive
Francisco Rom?n Guti?rrez / MetroNoticias
Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas .- Although the federal Department of Health has announced that influenza A/H1N1 virus has [ed:not] undergone changes in recent days, in Nuevo Laredo the person who died for this cause is one example.
Rapid tests for detection of the disease were performed in life, were negative, and no laboratory tests of samples containing bronchial lung biopsy and pharyngeal exudate, which was taken after his death.
This situation is worrying, the doctor said Luis Loa Campbell, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction number V to be interviewed about the death of the driver of the tractor, on May 11 in the Social Security hospital.
He said that this person arrived on May 8 from the capital to Nuevo Laredo with a picture of pneumonia advanced symptomatic despite medical treatment administered to the urgency of the case, died.
"In this case we can point out is that in life he made rapid tests for detection of influenza virus, but they were negative, two days during the procedures were followed and were again negative," he explained.
"The worrying situation," he added, "is that when a new analysis of samples of lung tissue, bronchial contents performed at the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference, were positive for influenza A/H1N1," he said.
In conclusion, he said that this put on alert again for the Health Sector in the state and especially to the border of the possible mutation of the influenza A/H1N1 virus.
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