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12/05/2010 - Increase to 15 reports of H1N1 pandemic influenza
Increase to 15 notifications of influenza H1N1 in Ciudad del Este, although neither case was confirmed yet.
Until yesterday in Alto Paran? 2136 doses have been applied against that disease monovalent.
According to the official report of the Tenth Health Region, in 19th week. This year reported three patients with pneumonia, 2 patients with bronchitis and one with bronchopneumonia in Ciudad del Este.
According to the Bureau for Public Health Surveillance of pneumonia cases in children under five years, indicates that 944 cases were recorded. In Central and Alto Paran? reached an epidemic level.
About 55% of the health regions reported influenza, including highlights Central, Misiones, Itap?a, Alto Paran?, Caazap?, Guaira, Amambay, Concepci?n, San Pedro and Alto Paraguay.
Consultations for influenza-like illness increased significantly in public hospitals in the area in recent weeks. It is feared even a co-epidemic of H1N1 pandemic influenza and dengue fever, which continues with active viral circulation.
12/05/2010 - Increase to 15 reports of H1N1 pandemic influenza
Increase to 15 notifications of influenza H1N1 in Ciudad del Este, although neither case was confirmed yet.
Until yesterday in Alto Paran? 2136 doses have been applied against that disease monovalent.
According to the official report of the Tenth Health Region, in 19th week. This year reported three patients with pneumonia, 2 patients with bronchitis and one with bronchopneumonia in Ciudad del Este.
According to the Bureau for Public Health Surveillance of pneumonia cases in children under five years, indicates that 944 cases were recorded. In Central and Alto Paran? reached an epidemic level.
About 55% of the health regions reported influenza, including highlights Central, Misiones, Itap?a, Alto Paran?, Caazap?, Guaira, Amambay, Concepci?n, San Pedro and Alto Paraguay.
Consultations for influenza-like illness increased significantly in public hospitals in the area in recent weeks. It is feared even a co-epidemic of H1N1 pandemic influenza and dengue fever, which continues with active viral circulation.