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Cartagena: women died from the virus H1N1

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
A lady died in the last hours in Cartagena, caught the H1N1 virus, he knew the newspaper El Universal from reliable sources.
Apparently the patient was aggravated by a pulmonary inflammation caused by H1N1.
The woman was treated at the Clinica Santa Cruz de Boca-Grande, where he received rigorous medical treatment, but doctors were unable to prevent death due to the aggressiveness of the disease.
El Universal has tried to contact the District Administrative Department of Health (Dadis) to confirm details, but has not been possible to obtain them.
This journal seeks to establish measures to be taken in this regard, as the relatives of the patient would take strict precautions to exclude TAS new infections and to control the virus from spreading.


http://www.eluniversal.com.co/carta...r-en-cartagena-por-causa-del-virus-h1n1-36586
 
Re: Cartagena: women died from the virus H1N1

For H1N1, killed a pregnant woman


The Administrative District Health Department (Dadis) established a call to all citizens of Cartagena, to maintain preventive measures against the H1N1 virus that recently killed in the capital, a 37-year-old pregnant with 32 weeks of gestation.
The new hospital's medical staff Bocagrande reached out to the fetus alive and remains in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Katherine Egea Amador, director of the Administrative District Health Department, said that fortunately managed to save the baby with 32 weeks of gestation, when practicing the victim cesarean section. "We regret to confirm death from H1N1.
The patient came to an IPS with a normal flu symptoms, was diagnosed with the virus received treatment, but unfortunately was complicated after spending 10 days in intensive care. The woman underwent a cesarean delivery and the baby is in good condition, "she said. Cartagena


http://www.elheraldo.co/regi-n/por-ah1n1-falleci-una-mujer-embarazada-32138
 
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