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ROME - Two deaths caused by new influenza virus A/H1N1 in Rome. It's MS, 58, radiographers Hospitals Riuniti Anzio Nettuno, hospitalized for several days in intensive care Spallanzani Hospital in Rome. Also on Wednesday has died CC, a 18 years old Lecce hospitalized two weeks ago the hospital Child Jesus Roman girl suffering from cystic fibrosis and came to the capital to receive treatment ...
Re: A/H1N1, two deaths in the capital in few hours
INFLUENZA A: DEAD MAN OF 58 YEARS TO SPALLANZANI OF ROME - Adnkronos Chronicle
INFLUENZA A: DEAD MAN OF 58 YEARS TO SPALLANZANI OF ROME
Last update: 04 November, ore 15:47
Rome, November 4 (Adnkronos / Adnkronos Health)
Another victim of influenza A in Italy. This is a man of 58 years and 'died today in the intensive care unit of the National Institute for Infectious Diseases Lazzaro Spallanzani in Rome.
The man tested positive for H1N1, was diabetic and obese, and it 'was transferred to hospital Spallanzani, 27 October, the hospital at Anzio, where he was hospitalized on October 24 for acute respiratory failure in bilateral pneumonia and transferred to the ICU for 2 days after onset of ARDS (Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome) associated with a state of coma.
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