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Indonesia - Bali: Mother and Child from Badung suspected bird flu H5N1 cases test negative, released

Shiloh

Shiloh

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Source: http://www.balipost.co.id/mediadetail.php?module=detailberita&kid=10&id=58163

? Berita Kota
30 Oktober 2011 | BP
Ibu dan Anak ''Suspect'' Flu Burung
Denpasar (Bali Post) -

Google translation:

October 30, 2011 | BP
Mother and Child''Suspect''Bird Flu
Denpasar (Bali Post) -

Suspected of having bird flu, mother and child from Banjar Pande, Abiansemal, Badung, each Ni Nyoman S. (42) and Ni Kadek S. (10), Saturday (29/10) yesterday, was treated at Sanglah Hospital. Both were treated intensively in the living bird flu Sanglah Hospital. Both patients were referred from the Hospital Ship, Friday (28/10) and then, at 15:32 pm by ambulance.

According to the Head of Public Relations Sanglah Hospital, dr. Kadek Nariyantha, patients present with complaints of fever, fever, and cough. Although referred to the status of suspect bird flu, but the history of contact with poultry remains unclear. Meanwhile, the lab results for the two patients are still not yet out, so to treatment while the patient is treated in accordance with SOPs handling of bird flu.

It is said, while the second condition of the patient is still stable. That is, the patient had no heat or cough again.

With the receipt of two patients suspect bird flu origin Abiansemal, Badung, at Sanglah Hospital, then throughout the year 2011 the total number of suspect bird flu patients who received approximately 20 people, two of whom tested positive for bird flu and eventually died. (san)
 
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http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/two-new-suspected-bird-flu-cases-hit-bali/475085?

Two New Suspected Bird Flu Cases Hit Bali
October 30, 2011

Denpasar. A mother and daughter are being treated at the Sanglah General Hospital in Denpasar, Bali, after contracting suspected bird flu.

Hospital spokesman Kadek Nariyantha said the hospital was awaiting test results to determine if the pair had avian influenza, which is prevalent on the island. There have been two confirmed deaths this month.

Kadek identified the woman as Ni Nyoman S, 42, and Ni Kadek S, 10, from the village of Pande in Abiansemal, Badung.

Both patients were in stable conditions, he said.
 
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Bird Flu Information Corner

Denpasar, Bali ::: Sanglah hospital treats 2 bird flu suspects

Posted by Ida on October 30, 2011

Denpasar ? A mother (42-year-old) and her daughter (10-year-old), residents of Banjar Pande, Abiansemal, Badung, treated intensively as bird flu suspect patients in Sanglah hospital. They were referred from Kapal hospital, Friday (28/10).

Spokesman of the hospital said the patients complained fever, and coughing. There is no history of contact with any birds. Hospital is still waiting for laboratory test for bird flu H5N1 diagnosis of both patients.

Patients are currently in stable condition. The fever and cough have stopped.

During 2011, Sanglah hospital has treated 20 bird flu suspect patients, and 2 of them tested positive H5N1 and died.



Source: Indonesia local newspaper, Bali Post. http://www.balipost.co.id/mediadetail.php?module=detailberita&kid=10&id=58163
 
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Moderator's Note - The two individuals reported in this thread have apparently tested negative and have been released according to this post. This post also describes a NEW suspected bird flu case, a six year old, who is in intensive care (isolation?).

Source: http://www.balipost.com/mediadetail.php?module=detailberita&kid=10&id=58193

31 Oktober 2011 | BP
Lagi, Satu Pasien
''Suspect'' dari Badung

Google translation:

October 31, 2011 | BP
Again, One Patient
''Suspect''of Badung
Denpasar (Bali Post)-Two people who entered the Badung Abiansemal Sanglah Hospital, Friday (28/10) finally allowed to go home by the medical team Sanglah Hospital, Sunday (30/10) yesterday. The second patient was the mother and child each named Ni Nyoman S (42) and Ni Kadek S (10) was treated for two in intensive care Malan AI Sanglah Hospital. According to the Head of Public Relations Sanglah Hospital, dr. Kadek Nariyanta, the laboratory results to-2 patients were negative. Also the patient's condition continued to improve and finally allowed to go home.

However, after treating two patients suspect bird flu was referred to Hospital Ship, Sanglah Hospital received another suspect bird flu patient of the Hospital Ship, Saturday (29/10) afternoon. Patients were derived from the initials JS Mengwi Badung (6). According to Kadek, patients are referred to as bird flu suspect patients suffering from ILI (influenza-like illness) such as fever, and cough 10 days after no reports of poultry deaths in the neighborhood. ''Given 10 days ago there was dead poultry in her neighborhood. For preparedness, the patient was referred to Sanglah Hospital for treatment,''said Kadek. Until yesterday, the JS is still in intensive care at the Special Treatment Room AI pending the results of laboratory tests. (san)
 
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[Source: Bird Flu Information Corner, full text: (LINK).]

Denpasar, Bali ::: Two suspect test negative


‎‎31 October ‎2011 | Ida


Denpasar ? A mother and daughter bird flu suspects from Abiansemal, Badung, have been discharged from Sanglah hospital after laboratory test showed negative H5N1. Sanglah hospital received another bird flu suspect patient which was referred from Kapal hospital, Saturday (29/10). Patient is a 6-year-old with initial JS, resident of Mengwi, Badung. Patient is exhibiting influenza-like [...]
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Shiloh said:
Moderator's Note - The two individuals reported in this thread have apparently tested negative and have been released according to this post. This post also describes a NEW suspected bird flu case, a six year old, who is in intensive care (isolation?).

Source: http://www.balipost.com/mediadetail.php?module=detailberita&kid=10&id=58193

31 Oktober 2011 | BP
Lagi, Satu Pasien
''Suspect'' dari Badung

Google translation:

October 31, 2011 | BP
Again, One Patient
''Suspect''of Badung
Denpasar (Bali Post)-Two people who entered the Badung Abiansemal Sanglah Hospital, Friday (28/10) finally allowed to go home by the medical team Sanglah Hospital, Sunday (30/10) yesterday. The second patient was the mother and child each named Ni Nyoman S (42) and Ni Kadek S (10) was treated for two in intensive care Malan AI Sanglah Hospital. According to the Head of Public Relations Sanglah Hospital, dr. Kadek Nariyanta, the laboratory results to-2 patients were negative. Also the patient's condition continued to improve and finally allowed to go home.

However, after treating two patients suspect bird flu was referred to Hospital Ship, Sanglah Hospital received another suspect bird flu patient of the Hospital Ship, Saturday (29/10) afternoon. Patients were derived from the initials JS Mengwi Badung (6). According to Kadek, patients are referred to as bird flu suspect patients suffering from ILI (influenza-like illness) such as fever, and cough 10 days after no reports of poultry deaths in the neighborhood. ''Given 10 days ago there was dead poultry in her neighborhood. For preparedness, the patient was referred to Sanglah Hospital for treatment,''said Kadek. Until yesterday, the JS is still in intensive care at the Special Treatment Room AI pending the results of laboratory tests. (san)
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