Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Romanian to English translation
A recently given birth in Constanta died of swine flu
January 28, 2011 - 2:44 p.m.
Imprimă T?năra 27-year-old who gave birth three days ago and was in serious condition with suspected influenza H1N1 virus, died on Friday at the Intensive Care Department Constanta County Emergency Hospital.
The Head of the Public Health (DPH) Constanta, Dr. Constantine Dina, have recently given birth died of cardio-respiratory arrest iresuscitabil maneuvers, followed forensic experts to determine the precise cause of death.
DSP representative said, Agerpres, that the health of the newborn is good. His mother was admitted to the Intensive Care department and was intubated and monitored by doctors, as expected, however, the results of samples taken and sent to the Cantacuzino Institute in Bucharest, to confirm or rule out influenza A/H1N1 virus.
So far, the Constanta county were in line with two new flu cases, two women aged 34 years, respectively, 61, associated with chronic diseases, respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. In both cases, the health of the patients evolved favorably after receiving specialist treatment, women are out of danger.
http://www.jurnalul.ro/stiri/observator/o-lauza-din-constanta-a-murit-de-gripa-porcina-566434.html
A recently given birth in Constanta died of swine flu
January 28, 2011 - 2:44 p.m.
Imprimă T?năra 27-year-old who gave birth three days ago and was in serious condition with suspected influenza H1N1 virus, died on Friday at the Intensive Care Department Constanta County Emergency Hospital.
The Head of the Public Health (DPH) Constanta, Dr. Constantine Dina, have recently given birth died of cardio-respiratory arrest iresuscitabil maneuvers, followed forensic experts to determine the precise cause of death.
DSP representative said, Agerpres, that the health of the newborn is good. His mother was admitted to the Intensive Care department and was intubated and monitored by doctors, as expected, however, the results of samples taken and sent to the Cantacuzino Institute in Bucharest, to confirm or rule out influenza A/H1N1 virus.
So far, the Constanta county were in line with two new flu cases, two women aged 34 years, respectively, 61, associated with chronic diseases, respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. In both cases, the health of the patients evolved favorably after receiving specialist treatment, women are out of danger.
http://www.jurnalul.ro/stiri/observator/o-lauza-din-constanta-a-murit-de-gripa-porcina-566434.html