Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
SOCIETY - 29/05/2010
| | More died at a young Ober? by suspected case of influenza A
A 20 year old died of a severe respiratory symptoms and is considered a suspected case of influenza A H1N1, as acknowledged by Elena Schwenberg, chief of epidemiology at the Area Health Center-Uruguay.
The victim was originally from the town of Ruiz Montoya and was admitted to the intensive care sector Samica Ober? hospital, which ceased to exist 19 last Wednesday due to respiratory complications.
"The suspicion of being a suspected H1N1 and resulted in the taking of a sample that was sent to Buenos Aires to determine the presence or absence of the virus," said Schwenberg.
Yesterday, the professional said that according to regulations of the Ministry of Health of the Nation, it is considered that all cases can be categorized as severe breathing suspected influenza A H1N1. The second step is the collection of samples that are sent to the Institute of Buenos Aires Malbr?n.
In this regard, he explained that "if the case is positive the result will be between 15 and 20 days, and if negative is not reported."
Asked about it, said the victim was a native of Ruiz de Montoya and was hospitalized in Puerto Rico, after returning from a trip to Paraguay.
Indeed, back in the country would have begun with respiratory symptoms, so she was admitted and received some treatment, but the overall picture continued to worsen and only then was referred to the intensive care sector Samica.
Thus he reached the local hospital in serious condition and little could be done to reverse the picture presented.
Strengthen immunization
Regarding preventive measures against influenza A H1N1, the head of epidemiology at the Central Area Uruguay said that "the best is the vaccine, but the campaign is not getting the response we expected."
"People do not become aware of the importance, as there are vaccines but do not come vaccinated. When the issue goes to press people to draw attention, like last year, but now many people does nothing to prevent the disease, "he warned.
Even the specialist issued a clear warning: "Failure to prevent the spread of the virus, the dead will appear."
Days and hours of vaccination
In the Hospital SAMIC Ober?, are being vaccinated for influenza A virus H1N1, Monday through Friday from 6-18 pm and Saturday from 7-12 pm. Adhering to the National Campaign this weekend, the Samica be vaccinated on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 from 06.00 to 18.00.
Monday 31: Adventist School, morning and evening. Immunization Schedule and children between 6 and 11 years and Influenza A virus H1N1.
We remind all parents who have children under three years, to be applied to strengthen the second dose of monovalent vaccine at a minimum interval of 21 days in the CAPS closer to home and / or VACUNATORIOS posts.
While those over 65, regardless of social protection, must be present to CAPS closer to home and / or in positions to apply VACUNATORIOS trivalent vaccine.
Source: www.infoberaweb.com.ar
http://www.radiocataratas.com/noticia_4506.htm
| | More died at a young Ober? by suspected case of influenza A
A 20 year old died of a severe respiratory symptoms and is considered a suspected case of influenza A H1N1, as acknowledged by Elena Schwenberg, chief of epidemiology at the Area Health Center-Uruguay.
The victim was originally from the town of Ruiz Montoya and was admitted to the intensive care sector Samica Ober? hospital, which ceased to exist 19 last Wednesday due to respiratory complications.
"The suspicion of being a suspected H1N1 and resulted in the taking of a sample that was sent to Buenos Aires to determine the presence or absence of the virus," said Schwenberg.
Yesterday, the professional said that according to regulations of the Ministry of Health of the Nation, it is considered that all cases can be categorized as severe breathing suspected influenza A H1N1. The second step is the collection of samples that are sent to the Institute of Buenos Aires Malbr?n.
In this regard, he explained that "if the case is positive the result will be between 15 and 20 days, and if negative is not reported."
Asked about it, said the victim was a native of Ruiz de Montoya and was hospitalized in Puerto Rico, after returning from a trip to Paraguay.
Indeed, back in the country would have begun with respiratory symptoms, so she was admitted and received some treatment, but the overall picture continued to worsen and only then was referred to the intensive care sector Samica.
Thus he reached the local hospital in serious condition and little could be done to reverse the picture presented.
Strengthen immunization
Regarding preventive measures against influenza A H1N1, the head of epidemiology at the Central Area Uruguay said that "the best is the vaccine, but the campaign is not getting the response we expected."
"People do not become aware of the importance, as there are vaccines but do not come vaccinated. When the issue goes to press people to draw attention, like last year, but now many people does nothing to prevent the disease, "he warned.
Even the specialist issued a clear warning: "Failure to prevent the spread of the virus, the dead will appear."
Days and hours of vaccination
In the Hospital SAMIC Ober?, are being vaccinated for influenza A virus H1N1, Monday through Friday from 6-18 pm and Saturday from 7-12 pm. Adhering to the National Campaign this weekend, the Samica be vaccinated on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 from 06.00 to 18.00.
Monday 31: Adventist School, morning and evening. Immunization Schedule and children between 6 and 11 years and Influenza A virus H1N1.
We remind all parents who have children under three years, to be applied to strengthen the second dose of monovalent vaccine at a minimum interval of 21 days in the CAPS closer to home and / or VACUNATORIOS posts.
While those over 65, regardless of social protection, must be present to CAPS closer to home and / or in positions to apply VACUNATORIOS trivalent vaccine.
Source: www.infoberaweb.com.ar
http://www.radiocataratas.com/noticia_4506.htm