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Batterio killer (acinetobacter) al II Policlinico di Napoli: due bambini fuori pericolo

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Risultano essere fuori pericolo i due piccoli pazienti - in un primo momento si era parlato di un solo bambino - del reparto di Terapia intensiva neonatale del II Policlinico di Napoli risultati positivi all'acinetobacter. Le rassicurazioni arrivano dal direttore sanitario del presidio, Luigi Quagliata.

A seguito di una riunione organizzativa tra i vertici del policlinico federiciano, ? stato disposto per precauzione che i circa 23 bambini ospiti del reparto vengano sottoposti al tampone e che, in attesa dell'esito dei controlli, venissero rallentati i ricoveri nel reparto.

La scoperta del batterio, come riportava ieri il quotidiano Il Roma, ? avvenuta per puro caso dopo degli esami di routine fatti ai due bambini nati prematuri. (Ansa)

http://www.napolitoday.it/cronaca/batterio-II-policlinico-neonati-fuori-pericolo.html
 
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