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    Sabtu, 05 Desember 2009

    Balita Suspect H1N1

    RSHS,(GM)-

    Masih terkait penyakit menular, F, seorang anak balita berusia 5 bulan, dirawat di ruang isolasi Flamboyan, Rumah Sakit Hasan Sadikin (RSHS) Bandung. Bayi dari Cimalaya, Karawang tersebut, diduga suspect flu burung. (Flu babi?!)

    Anggota tim dokter penanggulangan penyakit infeksi menular RSHS, dr. Emmy H. Pranggono, Jumat (4/1 2) mengatakan, pasien dirujuk dari RS di kawasan Cikampek suspect H1N1 dan sehari sebelumnya pernah dirawat di RS Karawang. Sejak tiba di ruang perawatan isolasi RSHS, Rabu (2/12) pukul 18.23 WIB, kondisi F sangat kritis.

    "Pasien saat dibawa ke RSHS kondisinya sangat kritis, ditambah kondisi paru-parunya yang lemah," kata Emmy saat ditemui di Ruang Flamboyan RSHS, Jumat (4/12).

    Emmy mengungkapkan, pihaknya masih belum bisa memastikan bayi tersebut terjangkit virus H1N1. Pasalnya selain hasil sampel masih diperiksa di Balitbangkes pusat, riwayat kontak pasien pun belum jelas. "Sejauh ini belum ada riwayat kontak yang jelas. Pihak RS menduga, pasien suspect H1N1 dari gejala yang ditimbulkan," ujarnya.

    Untuk itu, lanjut Emmy, tim dokter penanggulangan penyakit infeksi menular RSHS terus melakukan perawatan intensif terhadap pasien F. Terlebih penanganan terhadap pasien suspect H1N1 yang masih bayi berbeda dengan penanganan terhadap pasien dewasa.


    In the Indonesian press, "swine" flu often is called "bird" flu; also H5N1 and H1N1 are swapped easily.

    This report seems to refer to H1N1, not H5N1 / bird flu.

    google translated


    05 Desember 2009

    Toddler Suspect H1N1

    Still related diseases, F, a child's 5-month-old toddler, was treated in
    Flamboyan isolation room, Hasan Sadikin Hospital (RSHS) Bandung. Infants of
    Cimalaya, Karawang, the alleged suspect bird flu.

    Members of the team doctors transmitted infections prevention RSHS, dr. Emmy H.
    Pranggono, Friday (4 / 1 2) says, patients referred from hospitals in the region Cikampek
    suspect H1N1 and the day before had been treated at the Hospital Karachi. Since arriving in
    RSHS isolation ward, Wednesday (2 / 12) at 18:23 pm, F is a critical condition.

    "The patient was taken to RSHS as very critical condition, plus the condition of his lungs
    the weak, "Emmy said when met at the Flamboyan Room RSHS, Friday (4 / 12).

    Emmy revealed, it is still not sure the baby is infected
    H1N1 virus. Because in addition to the sample results are examined in Balitbangkes center,
    patients had a history of contact is unclear. "So far there has been no history of contact
    clear. RS-party suspect, suspect H1N1 patients from the symptoms caused, "
    he said.

    For that, more Emmys, the team physician transmitted infections prevention RSHS
    continue to conduct intensive treatment of patients F. Moreover, the handling of
    suspect H1N1 patients is different infant handling of patients
    adults. (B.116) **


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    Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Toddler in critical condition in Bandung hospital

    Infants in the Isolation Room Swine Flu Deaths
    Sunday, 06 Desember 2009 | 16:04 pm


    TEMPO Interactive, Bandung - A 5-month-old baby died in swine isolation room Hasan Sadikin Hospital, Bandung Saturday (5 / 12) morning at 05.00. Team doctors said the baby was negative swine flu or bird flu.

    Infection Treatment Team Leader Special Hasan Sadikin Hospital, dr. Hadi Yusuf said, the initials F baby, it died because of complications.
    "From the examination, the baby was negative swine flu or bird flu, but pneumonia," he said today.

    According to Hadi, it is still waiting for the results of patient samples from the Board of Health Research and Development to determine the exact cause of death of the bay. The team doctor will ask for the results Monday or Tuesday next day.

    According to Asep, a nurse at the Flamboyan, where the baby was being treated, the baby was coming from Karawang. He was in isolation since last December 3. "In the afternoon around 17:00," he said. http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nu...212126,id.html
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      Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Toddler in critical condition in Bandung hospital

      H1N1 suspected in baby death

      Yuli Tri Suwarni , The Jakarta Post , Bandung | Sun, 12/06/2009 6:52 PM | National
      A five-month old baby from Karawang, West Java, has died, allegedly from the H1N1 virus at the Hasan Sadikin Hospital in Bandung.

      The baby, who was not named, died Saturday after being treated at the hospital since Thursday.

      ?He was in bad condition since being admitted here,? Primal Sudjana, one of the doctors tasked with handling special infection cases at the hospital, said Sunday.

      The baby had been suffering from pneumonia when the Efarina Etaham Hospital transferred him to the Hasan Sadikin Hospital.

      He had been running a fever since Nov 25,
      the family said.

      Alma Lucyati, the head of the provincial health agency, said her office would conduct a test to confirm the cause of death.

      Between May and December this year, the hospital received 23 cases of people suspected of being infected with the H1N1 virus, eleven of which have been positively identified as H1N1. Two of these H1N1 patients died.

      http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2...aby-death.html
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        Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Toddler in critical condition in Bandung hospital-update deceased

        Baby F Finally Died - 1 hour ago - RESULTS laboratory to patient F (5 months) showed a negative H1N1 (swine flu) and H5N1 (bird flu). Patient
        suspected of suffering from pneumonia and suffered deterioration conditions. "Children who experienced pneumonia, it must be quickly taken with medication. Effort to prevent the disease can be done by way of immunization", said West Java health office chief.

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          Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Toddler in critical condition in Bandung hospital-update deceased

          Yuli Tri Suwarni , The Jakarta Post , Bandung | Mon, 12/07/2009 12:35 PM | The Archipelago

          A five-month old baby who died at Hasan Sadikin Hospital in Bandung, West Java, may have been a victim of the H1N1 virus, doctors said Sunday.

          The new death raises concern over the spread of the deadly virus in the province, where cases of H1N1 have been detected in many towns and cities.

          The baby boy from Cimalaya in Karawang regency, West Java, was admitted to the hospital last Thursday evening and died two days later at 2:30 a.m.

          The child, who was not named, had been diagnosed with pneumonia when the Efarina Etaham Hospital in Purwakarta transferred him to the Hasan Sadikin Hospital.

          Primal Sudjana, a member of the medical team attending the victim, said the baby died after the critical three-day period.

          "He was in critical condition before being transferred to us," Primal added.

          According to medical records disclosed by the baby's parents, the baby ran a high fever and had respiratory problem since Nov. 25, 2009, and it was unclear whether he had contact with any animals.

          Contact with a neighbor who had just returned from Jordan has been ruled out as a transmission possibility.

          The team argued the neighbor returned after the baby started exhibiting symptoms, although the baby had no history of contact with birds or other poultry.

          As he was less than two years old, the baby was not administered Tamiflu like other H1N1 and H5N1 influenza patients.

          The baby instead received antibiotics and was placed on a ventilator.

          West Java health office head Alma Lucyati said the death may have been caused by "another opportunist infection" because initial tests showed negative results for H1N1 and H5N1 infections.

          "The tests should have been done at least three times," she said.


          "This case is a warning for us to be prepared, especially during the current rainy season. The virus can attack anytime and anywhere," Alma added.

          The H1N1 virus has hit 26 regencies and municipalities across West Java since August. By then, 65 cases of swine flu had been reported in the province. Local health authorities stopped recording H1N1 cases since August following the rapid spread of flu infections throughout the province.

          Between May and December this year, the hospital received 23 cases of people suspected of being infected with the H1N1 virus, 11 of which have been positively identified as H1N1. Two of these H1N1 patients died.


          A five-month old baby who died at Hasan Sadikin Hospital in Bandung, West Java, may have been a victim of the H1N1 virus, doctors said Sunday

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