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The 13-year-old girl, the first confirmed H1N1 flu in Piau?, remains hospitalized in the Teresina Emergency Hospital in a very serious condition and under the use of specific drugs for the treatment of the disease.The patient was admitted to the hospital last Friday (13) and is in an isolated ward of the ICU.As the adolescent has preexisting lung disease - chronic asthma - her condition worsened with the flu.
Teresina has already notified 39 cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) this year alone. 15 of them gave negative for Influenza and 19 confirmed for other viruses.
[h=1]Municipal Health Foundation confirms first death due to H1N1 in Teresina[/h]
The Teresina Municipal Health Foundation confirmed on Sunday (6) the first death in Teresina due to infection with the H1N1 virus, known as Influenza A. The victim worked as a driver and did not have his name disclosed. According to FMS, the victim was 52 years old, suffered from heart problems and did not accept hospitalization in the first hospital visit. When he returned to the hospital on Monday (30), his condition was very serious.
[h=1]The Municipal Health Foundation confirms the second H1N1 death in Teresina[/h] The Municipal Health Foundation (FMS) confirmed on Tuesday (15) the second death in Teresina as a result of infection with the H1N1 virus, better known as Influenza A. The victim was an unidentified woman of approximately 50 years by FMS. The Foundation investigates three others and has 46 confirmed cases. According to information from the FMS, the dead woman had severe acute respiratory syndrome due to H1N1 virus and already had health problems such as diabetes, heart disease and pneumopathy. The victim was hospitalized in a private hospital and was approximately 50 years old.
In the epidemiological bulletin published by FMS on Tuesday, January 28, 28 cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome, which does not require hospitalization and compulsory notification, and 18 cases of flu syndrome, without records of H1N1-positive complications, were reported. Earlier this month, the first death caused by Influenza in Teresina was confirmed by FMS. The victim worked as a driver and did not have his identity revealed. FMS said the victim suffered from heart problems and did not accept hospitalization on the first trip to the hospital, further increasing the risk and did not end up resisting.
The Municipal Health Foundation confirmed on Tuesday (22), four deaths for H1N1 in Teresina. In a statement, the FMS reported that 62 cases have been registered so far in the capital. Without a vaccine, the agency said it is awaiting a response from the Ministry of Health and the State Department of Health if it will still receive a lot of residual vaccine.
[h=1]13-year-old boy is the fourth victim of H1N1 in Teresina[/h]
A boy of only 13 years is the fourth victim of the virus Influenza A H1N1 in Teresina, according to a bulletin from the Municipal Health Foundation. Until this Tuesday (22) were confirmed 62 cases of the disease in Teresina, 26 of influenza without complications, and 36 of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). The adolescent who passed away was male. According to FMS, he was admitted to the Hospital of the satellite district, in the Eastern Zone of Teresina, and was transferred to the Institute of Tropical Diseases Natan Portela, where he died. The boy is the youngest patient to die as a result of the effects of the H1N1 virus in Teresina.
According to FMS, a 38-year-old woman was the third victim of the H1N1 flu in Teresina. The foundation states that the patient had asthma and was a smoker. She was already transferred in serious condition from Monte Castelo Hospital to HUT, where she died. The first confirmed death was a 52-year-old driver, who died at the end of April. He refused to be hospitalized on his first visit to a Health Unit, and was in a very serious condition when he was finally hospitalized and died the same day. The second confirmed case was a woman of approximately 50 years. According to FMS, the patient was diabetic, cardiopathic and pneumopathic.
[h=1]Increases cases and deaths of H1N1 in Teresina by 100%; there are already 131 records[/h]
The Municipal Health Foundation (FMS) confirmed on Tuesday (29) that the number of deaths confirmed by Influenza A H1N1 in Teresina rose to eight (8). It doubled the number of deaths, since last week the FMS confirmed a total of four deaths. Another statistic that also doubled was the number of Influenza A N1N1 records, confirmed in today's bulletin (29) with a total of 131 cases from January so far in the capital. Last week the bulletin (released on May 22) reported that 62 cases were confirmed in Teresina.
The four new deaths recorded in relation to the previous bulletin confirm the death of a two-year-old male child with associated pneumonia and Cerebral Palsy; a 43-year-old man, hypertensive and diabetic, with a history of previous heart failure; a 47-year-old homeless man with a history of convulsive crisis; and a 76-year-old man with hypertension and stroke sequelae. The first confirmed death was the driver, who refused to be hospitalized in the first trip to the Health Unit and when he returned he was already in a very serious state. The second case was a woman in her 50s, diabetic, cardiopathic and pneumopathic. The third case was a 38-year-old woman, who had asthma and was a smoker, and the fourth case was a 13-year-old male adolescent.
[h=2]Confirmed in the PI 83 cases of H1N1 influenza with 10 deaths[/h]
The State Department of Health (Sesapi) confirms 83 cases of H1N1 influenza, with 10 evolving to death. The data were presented on Tuesday (05), by the Directorate of Surveillance and Health Care. Influenza H1N1 cases are included in the epidemiological profile of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (Srag), which totaled 297 reported cases, being 83 cases confirmed with H1N1 Influenza
[h=1]Piau? has 133 confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza with 19 deaths[/h]
Data from the Ministry of Health show that Piau? has 133 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu, with 19 deaths. The information is included in the Epidemiological Report of the Health Surveillance Secretariat. Piau? is the third Northeastern state in number of cases, behind only Cear? that has 256 cases and 57 deaths and Bahia with 176 cases and 28 deaths. One relevant finding is that 32 cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) are still being investigated. The data was updated until July 16.
