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Flu death confirmed in Maip?
05/07/2011 - 06:00 | The Ministry of Health of the province confirmed that the woman, who was affected by the H1N1 virus, died yesterday afternoon in the hospital Paroissien of Maip?.
The patient had been hospitalized for pneumonia with respiratory distress underwent studies to confirm whether he had influenza A and the result was positive. The woman had not been vaccinated against this virus http://www.jornadaonline.com/Mendoza/68267
A 29 year old woman who suffered from pneumonia and influenza A H1N1 died yesterday at the Hospital Diego Paroissien of Maip? (Mendoza). Marisol is Rigla, who had been pregnant and, according to the Ministry of Health, was not vaccinated against the virus. Rigla lost her baby on June 29 due to complications of his picture, confirmed Luis Jofre, director of the hospital , who said the woman was admitted on June 10 and that same day went into ICU because they had great difficulty breathing, media reports said Mendoza. In this hospital, in addition, there are three others hospitalized with influenza A H1N1: two are in intensive care and a child (who is in the pediatric field) shows good condition. In the Clinic Pellegrina recorded 9 cases in the last 25 days. Three of those came with the disease, were interned. One of them died, but because of other more serious illness. On 21 June, Health acknowledged that there was an "outbreak" of influenza A, those infected in the province had exceeded fifty, and a woman aged 77 had died from the virus.
