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Indian child dies of H1N1 in the Regional Hospital in Santarem, PA
A child of one year died of H1N1 flu in Santarem, western Par?. According to the Regional Hospital of the Lower Amazon (HRBA), the disease was confirmed through tests. The death occurred on Monday, April 11, but was released on Tuesday (19) .According to the press office of the HRBA, the child is born in the municipality of Novo Progresso and was admitted to the unit on April 6 it is sent directly to the isolation of the Intensive care Unit (ICU), where it received the necessary care, but not resistiu.Por phone, the Support to Indigenous Health (Casai) of Novo Progresso told the website that the child is a native of Kaipo ethnicity, village Kubenkokre. The patient was seen by Casai on 20 February and was admitted to the municipal hospital of Novo Progresso with flu symptoms.
Children with suspected H1N1 is transferred to the HRBA in Santarem
A child, female, 1 year and 8 months with suspected H1N1 was transferred from Novo Progresso to the Regional Lower Amazon Hospital (HRBA) in Santar?m, west of Par?. According to the hospital's press office, the patient came to town Tuesday (19) and is isolated in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
The test that will detect whether or not the disease was carried out in children and sent to the Instituto Evandro Chagas in Bel?m.
If confirmed the disease, this is the third child with H1N1 transferred from Novo Progresso to Santarem. The other two died from the flu. The first died on April 2 at the Municipal Hospital and the second on 11 April after delivered to the Regional Hospital. The two victims were natives of Altamira municipality villages.
[h=1]Eight people die from H1N1 in Par?[/h]
From January until 19 past, were confirmed eight deaths from H1N1 in Par?. All the victims who had the virus that causes the flu, comorbidities or belonged to the risk group defined by the Ministry of Health. According to the Department of State Health (Sespa), two of the victims were indigenous children, ignored vaccination status, who lived in a village in the municipality of Novo Progresso. According to Sespa, one of these children died at the General Hospital of Thailand. The hospital's press office reported that the unit has met recently two cases. The first was a 5 year old boy, hospitalized on April 3 and that despite the resources used in the treatment, did not resist and died. The second case is a girl of only one year, which was admitted to hospital in Thailand on 1 April and remains in service. According to the hospital, she had improved and went from mechanical ventilation.
[h=1]45 year-old man dies of suspected H1N1 in Santarem, PA[/h]
A 45 year old man died of suspected H1N1 influenza in Santar?m, in western Par?. The information was confirmed by the office of the Regional Public Hospital of the Lower Amazon (HRBA). The patient S?rgio Luiz Trepaki was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), but did not resist. Report should point of death causes. This is the third death recorded so far in the city this year of patients with suspected doen?a.Ainda according to the advice of the HRBA. The patient started antiviral treatment at the Municipal Hospital of Santar?m (HMS) and was transferred to the HRBA on May 21, with four days on medication. The HRBA also said it was not possible to collect test that detects the virus as it would change the result. Despite the medical team's efforts, the patient succumbed.
Two children were hospitalized for H1N1 account in Santarem, PA
In Santar?m, western Par?, two children with approximately 5 years of age are hospitalized because of H1N1. One of them received confirmation and other remains suspect. The information was passed on by the Municipal Health Secretariat (Semsa) which is now called the virus of severe acute respiratory Failure (Israg). According to the patients with suspected Semsa of H1N1 should be referred to the basic health units to the Santar?m Municipal Hospital (HMS), to be monitored and evaluated by a specialist. The Secretariat strengthens people priority group: children, the elderly, chronically ill, immunocompromised, are vaccinated transplant.
[h=2]H1N1 has killed 21 people in Par?[/h]
Between January and June 6 this year were registered in Par?, 21 deaths from the H1N1 virus, which causes swine flu (see more in the box above). The data was released by the Ministry of Health have the State Department of Public Health (Sespa) recorded a lower number of deaths:. 18, until the last day 9. The entire Brazil registered 5,411 cases of H1N1. In all, 886 people died as a result of this type of flu in the country. In the same period last year, there were 19 records of the disease, with two deaths. In Par?, according to the Ministry of Health, 150 people had the disease this year. Sespa already confirmed 166 cases until 9 past.
