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The State Department of Health, through the State Epidemiological Surveillance, received the notification of 42 suspected cases of influenza in Mato Grosso. Of this total, 21 suspected cases of influenza with the H3N2 virus, which has circulated in the United States and are now in Brazil, are being monitored and under investigation by the Surveillance.Of the 42 reports, eight people died, and one of the deaths was caused by the H1 N1 virus in Cuiab?. These suspected cases that are being investigated are people who died between the end of March and the beginning of April, of which one case with death recorded in Tangar? da Serra, five cases in Cuiab?, one in Ju?na and one in V?rzea Big. A patient from Colniza was transferred to Cuiab? and had symptoms of the disease and had an improvement in his health status.The Epidemiological Surveillance has already confirmed 18 cases per influenza and 13 patients have progressed to cure and have already been discharged.
[h=1]MT reports report and points to 8 deaths and 42 suspected cases of influenza[/h] The Ministry of Health of Mato Grosso (SES-MT) released, late Tuesday afternoon (10), a report on the number of cases of H1N1 in Mato Grosso.According to data, 42 suspected cases of influenza were reported here. Of this total, there are 21 suspected cases of influenza with H3N2 virus under investigation. In addition, Cuiab? has the highest number of cases, being 19 patients, followed by V?rzea Grande, with four reports.Another alarming fact is the number of deaths in Cuiab?: eight people died, and one of those deaths has already been confirmed as caused by the H1N1 virus.Still according to SES information, an investigation is being carried out of people who died between the end of March and the beginning of April, with death in the municipality of Tangar? da Serra, five cases in Cuiab?, one in Ju?na and more a case in V?rzea Grande.A patient from the municipality of Colniza, 1,065 kilometers from Cuiab?, was transferred to the capital. In this case, the patient has symptoms of H1N1 flu, but the health of the victim is stable.
[h=1]Teacher dies with suspicion of H1N1 in Sorriso[/h]
A 29-year-old teacher died of bacterial pneumonia at the Hospital Regional de Sorriso, 420 km from Cuiab?, on Sunday (15), and her family complains about the patient's care at the Emergency Care Unit (UPA) in the city. That's because the teacher, Camila Ramos de Souza, would have gone to the UPA at least five times and, at all times, was diagnosed with Virose.Although the patient's death certificate points to death from bacterial pneumonia, the hospital suspects H1N1 and sent the woman's exams out of the state. The result should be presented in up to 30 days, but two relatives of her are hospitalized preventively in the hospital with the same symptoms. They are outside the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and their health status is stable, according to the unit.
[h=1]40-year-old man dies for H1N1 in Campo Grande[/h]
A man of 40 years is the death case registered in Mato Grosso do Sul this year. The cause of death was confirmed by the University Hospital of Campo Grande, where the patient was hospitalized on April 16, when he was transferred from the Emergency Care Unit (UPA) in the Leblon neighborhood. According to the hospital, the man arrived with symptoms of septic shock, pneumonia, high fever, shortness of breath and was hospitalized in the red wing. Also according to the institution, there is no other case of influenza among patients. The other death was of a woman of 58 years also in the capital south-mato-grossense. She died on March 17 for H3N2, six days after presenting the first symptoms. According to the Municipal Health Department (Sesau), the victim has not been immunized since 2010.
[h=1]Influenza has killed eight people in Mato Grosso[/h]
The Ministry of Health began distributing the first batch of influenza vaccines with 314,000 doses on Wednesday, the 18th, representing 37% of the 850,500 doses that the Ministry of Health has to send to meet the demand of the State of Mato Grosso. The vaccination campaign must begin on the 23rd across the country.Only the municipalities of Nossa Senhora do Livramento, Planalto da Serra, Jangada, Bar?o de Melga?o, Acorizal, Santo Ant?nio de Leverger, Nova Brasil?ndia and the municipalities of the region of S?o F?lix do Araguaia are receiving 100% of the amount needed to meet the demand.
According to an epidemiological report, up to the epidemiological week ending on April 14, 56 suspected cases were reported:1.7% for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) for influenza A non-subtyped 1;3.5% by seasonal A / H3 influenza 2;1.7% for influenza B 1;21% by SRAG Not specified 12;1.7% by SRAG by other etiological agents 1 SRAG by other respiratory viruses.Of these 56 reports, there were eight deaths, which corresponds to 14% of the total cases reported.Of the total reported deaths, one was confirmed by non-subtyped H1N1 influenza (12.5%) in Cuiab?; four for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome unspecified (50%) and three are under investigation.
The Municipal Health Secretariat, through the Epidemiological Surveillance, recently informed, during a press conference, that the examination done in Cuiab? confirmed that the death of a patient from Tangar? da Serra was due to a type of influenza. The patient, Eliane Maria da Silva, 36, according to Juliana Herrero, entered the UPA of Tangar? da Serra at dawn on Saturday, April 7, complaining of sore throats. She was hospitalized and after the clinical picture became complicated she was taken to an ICU, where she died about 24 hours later. Tangar? da Serra has today several suspected cases of respiratory diseases being investigated.
[h=2]18-month-old baby dies suspected of H1N1 in Alta Floresta[/h]
An 18-month-old child died on Sunday (29.04) on suspicion of being infected with the H1N1 flu virus at the Albert Sabin Regional Hospital in Alta Floresta. The baby was hospitalized for flu, with some complications and presenting characteristic symptoms, eventually dying at the end of the week.The information on the death under suspicion was confirmed by the Regional Hospital, who stated that the family is from the municipality of Carlinda, and that the case is being investigated to confirm the suspicion. The results of the tests should be ready in 30 days, according to the direction, there is no reason to worry, since the family has not been traveling recently, so there was no contact with risk areas.
The Ministry of Health (Ses / MT) accounted for 42 cases of influenza. This amount represents 26.92% of the total recorded in 2017, when 156 notifications occurred. By now, in 2018, between the end of last March and the beginning of April, nine people died and one of them was confirmed as the H1N1 virus. Deaths occurred in Cuiab?, Tangar? da Serra, Ju?na, V?rzea Grande and Sorriso, where the last week-end died the teacher Camila Ramos de Souza, 29 years old. Although the patient's death certificate indicates death due to bacterial pneumonia, public health authorities suspect H1N1 and have sent the girl's exams out of the state. The result should be presented within 30 days.
[h=1]Two children die with suspected influenza virus H1N1[/h]
The death of two children in Ju?na (743 km away from Cuiab?) are being investigated by the Secretary of State for Health (SES). One of the children, aged seven, was hospitalized on Sunday (29) with suspected pneumonia, but the condition worsened on Monday (30). The patient was transferred to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), but Thursday (3) the child did not resist and died. The second death investigated is a six-month-old baby who died suspected of having contracted the H1N1 influenza virus. The child was hospitalized Saturday (27), at the Albert Sabin Regional Hospital in Alta Floresta, 812 kilometers from Cuiab?.
[h=1]Two-year-old child dies suspected of H1N1 in Primavera do Leste[/h]
A 2-year-old boy died on suspicion of H1N1 on Wednesday (16) in the city of Primavera do Leste, 239 km from Cuiab?. The boy died after being hospitalized with respiratory failure. According to the Spring Health Bureau of the East, the suspicion is that death was caused by the H1N1 virus. The child entered the Eastern Spring Emergency Care Unit (UPA) on Monday (14) with respiratory insufficiency, fever and secretion. Still according to the secretary, he was referred to the Hospital das Cl?nicas, which has an agreement with the municipality, and died. Laboratory tests will be done to diagnose whether or not H1N1 death has occurred. According to the secretary, there is no deadline for the result of the exam.
Professor of the Primavera do Leste municipal network, Liane Antonia Klein Rezende, 48, did not withstand respiratory complications on Tuesday (22) and death is being investigated, taking into account even the suspicion that this was another case of aggressive H1N1 flu. In total in Mato Grosso, 7 deaths caused by the influenza virus are already confirmed and another 26 are under investigation. 275 suspected cases have already been reported.
[h=1]In Mato Grosso, 11 deaths are confirmed by the flu[/h] Eleven influenza deaths have already been confirmed this year in Mato Grosso. To date, there are 40 confirmed cases of the disease throughout the state. The data are part of the Epidemiological Bulletin released by the State Department of Health (SES) on Wednesday (30), which also indicate 334 suspected cases being investigated. Of the 11 confirmed deaths, two are for influenza A, 4 for H1N1, 3 for influenza A / H3 and two for influenza B.
[h=1]1 year old girl dies with suspected H1N1[/h]
A 1-year-old girl died on Monday (30), suspected of H1N, at the Regional Hospital of Alta Floresta, 800 km from Cuiab?. The information is from the State Department of Health (SES-MT). The child lived in the rural area of Carlinda, municipality that is 724 km from the capital. The parents took the child to the hospital on Saturday (28). She had symptoms of influenza associated with pneumonia. The girl was medicated and showed improvement on Sunday, according to SES-MT. Then the clinical picture worsened and she died the next day. Samples of the child's pulmonary secretions were collected and sent for laboratory analysis. The result, which will indicate the cause of death, should be ready within 30 days.
