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Note...this death is in Valparaiso region and already reported Here
Source: http://www.elproa.cl/web/detallenoticia.asp?id=7164
Tuesday July 7, 2009
Human Influenza víctina first collected in the province of San Antonio
About 10 thousand cases detected are close to human influenza, AH1N1 in the country, by the way the metropolitan area to concentrate nearly half of the population is that the bears, but the Province of San Antonio has not been the exception, at least seven cases registered Claudio Vicuña hospital with patients who have been placed and have been practicing an adequate review, today only two remain hospitalized yesterday confirmed director Jorge Negrete Rivas.
Unfortunately there was the first fatal victim in the area, a person 53 years of age who died at dawn yesterday, his death Negrete Rivas explained, was due more than anything to enter other health complications and followed a strong flu .
Discussed the case reported Rivas Ne-Grete, both the chief of medicine and doctors of UCIM gives the impression that in reality were many causes leading to this pathology in this evolution of the patient not only a cause, and obviously have a flu also contributed greatly to the deterioration of his painting and his subsequent death.
In total, cases have been confirmed and treated at a local hospital, number 7 with human influenza AH1N1 certified so far, three children and four adults, including the case of Marchessi Jose Antonio Martinez, a resident in the municipality of Cartagena, whose remains today will be buried in the cemetery of Lo Abarca, the other three patients have developed good form and is expected to be high for the next few days, said Dr. Jorge Negrete Rivas.
Source: http://www.emol.com/noticias/nacional/detalle/detallenoticias.asp?idnoticia=365967
San Antonio death brings to 20 the human fatalities from influenza
This morning a man of 52 years died in San Antonio, then to complicate the virus after a respiratory disease combined with a lymphoma.
El Mercurio Online
Monday July 6, 2009 14:56
SANTIAGO .- The confirmation of the death of a man of 52 years in San Antonio because of the human influenza, the figure rose to 20 the number of people have died after contracting the virus AH1N1.
According to Radio Cooperativa reported by the patient's death occurred early this morning after suffering a complication of respiratory problems with which he was.
The Director of Health Service Valparaíso San Antonio, Dagoberto Duarte, said the man suffered from a respiratory pathology database, which worsened their situation once they are contracting the virus.
Duarte said that "he had a chronic lung disease and was being treated for lymphoma."
He added that the patient, whose identity has not yet been revealed, "admitted a little over a week to Claudio Vicuña Hospital, was in treatment, the initial reviews came out negative."
However, subsequently the PCR was confirmed to us that it was positive just yesterday (Sunday), "Duarte said, while indicating that" despite this, the patient remained hospitalized, was treated with antibiotic, thinking also had pneumonia. "
Source: http://www.elproa.cl/web/detallenoticia.asp?id=7164
Tuesday July 7, 2009
Human Influenza víctina first collected in the province of San Antonio
About 10 thousand cases detected are close to human influenza, AH1N1 in the country, by the way the metropolitan area to concentrate nearly half of the population is that the bears, but the Province of San Antonio has not been the exception, at least seven cases registered Claudio Vicuña hospital with patients who have been placed and have been practicing an adequate review, today only two remain hospitalized yesterday confirmed director Jorge Negrete Rivas.
Unfortunately there was the first fatal victim in the area, a person 53 years of age who died at dawn yesterday, his death Negrete Rivas explained, was due more than anything to enter other health complications and followed a strong flu .
Discussed the case reported Rivas Ne-Grete, both the chief of medicine and doctors of UCIM gives the impression that in reality were many causes leading to this pathology in this evolution of the patient not only a cause, and obviously have a flu also contributed greatly to the deterioration of his painting and his subsequent death.
In total, cases have been confirmed and treated at a local hospital, number 7 with human influenza AH1N1 certified so far, three children and four adults, including the case of Marchessi Jose Antonio Martinez, a resident in the municipality of Cartagena, whose remains today will be buried in the cemetery of Lo Abarca, the other three patients have developed good form and is expected to be high for the next few days, said Dr. Jorge Negrete Rivas.
Source: http://www.emol.com/noticias/nacional/detalle/detallenoticias.asp?idnoticia=365967
San Antonio death brings to 20 the human fatalities from influenza
This morning a man of 52 years died in San Antonio, then to complicate the virus after a respiratory disease combined with a lymphoma.
El Mercurio Online
Monday July 6, 2009 14:56
SANTIAGO .- The confirmation of the death of a man of 52 years in San Antonio because of the human influenza, the figure rose to 20 the number of people have died after contracting the virus AH1N1.
According to Radio Cooperativa reported by the patient's death occurred early this morning after suffering a complication of respiratory problems with which he was.
The Director of Health Service Valparaíso San Antonio, Dagoberto Duarte, said the man suffered from a respiratory pathology database, which worsened their situation once they are contracting the virus.
Duarte said that "he had a chronic lung disease and was being treated for lymphoma."
He added that the patient, whose identity has not yet been revealed, "admitted a little over a week to Claudio Vicuña Hospital, was in treatment, the initial reviews came out negative."
However, subsequently the PCR was confirmed to us that it was positive just yesterday (Sunday), "Duarte said, while indicating that" despite this, the patient remained hospitalized, was treated with antibiotic, thinking also had pneumonia. "
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