Argentina - Second H1N1 fatal victim reported - Third suspected

[Gert van der Hoek]

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- A woman might be Argentina?s second H1N1 fatal victim.

Posted on 16 June 2009


http://momento24.com/en/2009/06/16/0933-am-a-woman-might-be-argentinas-second-h1n1-fatal-victim/

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Argentina - 2nd H1N1 fatal victim, 3rd suspected

Re: Argentina - 2nd H1N1 fatal victim, 3rd suspected

Another death due to influenza A in Argentina

This was anticipated C5N. Is a male of 28 years. He was interned in the
Hospital Rossi, La Plata.

There is another woman who died 36 years and discusses whether it was by
influenza A.

Yesterday, one baby died three months .

The fatal victim was a young 28 years that remained in the hospital Interzonal
Acute General Prof. Dr. R. Rossi, the city of La Plata, after being subjected to a
bone marrow transplant.


Due to the operation, the patient received immunosuppressive drugs, and this was the immunodepression
which placed it among the most vulnerable to exposure or infection with influenza (H1N1 both
and seasonal).


Official sources confirmed that the infection was C5N specimens, ie, was caused by
outside the health center.


This is the second fatal victim of the disease in the country. Last night it was reported that
a drink three months he died from an infection by influenza A/H1N1 virus.


Specialists said that the fatal outcome was related to premature birth
the lower, though the family claimed that the disease in the Hospital Posadas, which
attended by a respiratory problem.


Meanwhile, samples of swabs done to the body of a woman of 36 years who
presumably died from the new flu is already in the Institute Malbrán. The
Results will be ready this afternoon.

http://www.diariojunin.com/ver_noticias.php?id_nota=12015

 

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Re: Argentina - Second H1N1 fatal victim reported - Third suspected

Another possible death from influenza A

16-06-2009 / It's a man of 28 years who was in the hospital in the capital Buenos Aires Rossi. "We can not confirm yet," says the Ministry of Health. Yesterday, one baby died of the disease for 3 months and there are more serious cases.

Avanza influenza A in the country. Health authorities are doing all the studies to determine whether a man of 28 years, who died in hospital in La Plata Rossi became the second death from influenza A in the country.

"We can not confirm," says a source at the Ministry of Health and ElArgentino.com official added that the new information could be at the conference making the daily portfolio holder, Graciela Oca?a.

Yesterday, Minister of Health of the Nation, Graciela Oca?a, confirmed the death of a baby of 3 months for the flu and added that the last time 89 new cases were added to a total of 733 affected by the H1N1 virus.

The table would have been lower after returning from a trip abroad and his health deteriorated, suffering a pulmonary edema, which ended up causing his death. The baby, which was born prematurely on June 2 admitted to the pediatric ward of the hospital and history of bronchial Posadas.

http://www.elargentino.com/nota-45477-Estudian-otra-posible-muerte-por-gripe-A.html

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Argentina - Second H1N1 fatal victim reported - Third suspected

Already there are two deaths in Argentina by influenza A

Published on June 16 2009 at 10:29


A young man of 28 years died of the H1N1 virus Rossi Hospital in the city of La Plata. Already there are two deaths in our country, since yesterday a baby three months died of the same virus.

The fatal victim was a young 28 years that remained in the hospital Interzonal General Acute Prof. Dr. R. Rossi, the city of La Plata, then to undergo a bone marrow transplant.

Due to the operation, the patient received immunosuppressive drugs, and this was the immunosuppression that placed the group at risk or most vulnerable to infection with influenza (both seasonal and H1N1).

The hospital authorities say that the infection was external to the health center.

http://momento24.com/2009/06/16/ya-son-dos-las-muertes-en-argentina-por-gripe-a/

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Argentina - Second H1N1 fatal victim reported - Third suspected

Another death due to influenza A in Argentina


Tuesday, June 16, 2009 - 10:30


The fatal victim was a young 28 years that remained in the hospital Interzonal General Acute Prof. Dr. R. Rossi, the city of La Plata, then to undergo a bone marrow transplant.

Due to the operation, the patient received immunosuppressive drugs, and this was the immunosuppression that placed the group at risk or most vulnerable to infection with influenza (both seasonal and H1N1).

Official sources confirmed that the infection was C5N specimens, ie, occurred outside the health center.

This is the second fatal victim of the disease in the country. Last night it was reported that an infant of three months died from an infection by influenza A/H1N1 virus.

Specialists said that the fatal outcome was related to premature birth of the child, but relatives claimed that the disease in the Hospital Posadas, who went by a respiratory problem.

Meanwhile, samples of swabs done to the body of a woman of 36 years who presumably died from the new flu is already in the Institute Malbr?n. The results will be ready this afternoon.

Source: infobae.com

http://www.diarionorte.com/noticia.php?numero=35350

 

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Re: Argentina - Second H1N1 fatal victim reported - Third suspected

Another third suspect H1N1 fatality: a 9 yo girl who had meningitis, suspected H1N1.


The second confirmed death from influenza A in a third country and analyzed death

Investigating whether a child of nine years who suffered from meningitis died from the virus.

The other case was a young man who had received a bone marrow transplant.

CLAUDIO ZIN. Health Minister bonaerense confirmed the death of the young. Image taken from www. PORTALBA.COM.AR



BUENOS AIRES .- The Minister of Health of Buenos Aires, Claudio Zin, confirmed today that a young man of 28 years who had received a bone marrow transplant and was "immunosuppressed", died suffering from influenza A (N1H1).

The official explained that the young man, nine years earlier had received a bone marrow transplant, and it was a patient immunosuppressed very severe. "

In this regard, told the news channel C5N that "when a person must depress the transplanted system defenses, making it more vulnerable to agents that can cause disease."

With the death of this young man rose to two fatal cases of influenza A in Argentina, as the authorities yesterday reported the death of a baby of three months from this disease.

In addition, the Health Minister Graciela Ocana, admitted today that the influenza virus A (H1N1) is "coming to the second string" of Buenos Aires as "a movement that is more community and confirmed that it is" investigating " causes of infection of the baby who died of swine flu.

Ocaña, who again called on society to "not panic", reported that by now there are 733 confirmed cases in Argentina and four patients in intensive care with respiratory support. "

Finally, the director of the Higher Institute of Health Sciences, Santa Maria Claudio, predicted that Argentina is "before the initial wave of flu and warned that" can be much more serious when it comes to the second string of suburbs. "

In this regard, Ocaña said that "is coming to the second string, because there is a community movement that has nothing to do with people outside schools or in cases with cases of contact with passengers."

http://www.lagaceta.com.ar/nota/331...rte_gripe_pais_analizan_un_tercer_deceso.html