Giuseppe
Emeritus
H1N1 2009: five new deaths confirmed Saturday
[Source: RomagnaOggi, LINK. EDITED. Warning: Google Machine Translation.]
15 November 2009 - 0.08 (Last Update: 15 November 2009)
ROME
The five [new] deaths caused by influenza A virus found Saturday.
At Grottaminarda a 44 year old died in hospital of Avellino: the patient had a clinical severely compromised by respiratory and cardiac functions.
The second victim, a 67 years old with previous illnesses, died in hospital of Novara.
A 77 years old elderly, suffering from ischemic heart disease, cystic fibrosis, pulmonary and carries a pacemaker, died in Ruviano (Caserta).
At Terni hospital died during the night between Friday and Saturday, a 48 years old woman suffering from previous illnesses also died: the victim was admitted ten days ago.
Al 'Cardarelli' of Naples, died a man of 64 years who was hospitalized in intensive care.
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[Note from the Mod.: Italy accounts for at least 48 fatal cases related to Influenza A/H1N1 2009 pandemic virus infection; of those, at least twenty-two resided in Campania region, southern Italy.]
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[Source: RomagnaOggi, LINK. EDITED. Warning: Google Machine Translation.]
15 November 2009 - 0.08 (Last Update: 15 November 2009)
ROME
The five [new] deaths caused by influenza A virus found Saturday.
At Grottaminarda a 44 year old died in hospital of Avellino: the patient had a clinical severely compromised by respiratory and cardiac functions.
The second victim, a 67 years old with previous illnesses, died in hospital of Novara.
A 77 years old elderly, suffering from ischemic heart disease, cystic fibrosis, pulmonary and carries a pacemaker, died in Ruviano (Caserta).
At Terni hospital died during the night between Friday and Saturday, a 48 years old woman suffering from previous illnesses also died: the victim was admitted ten days ago.
Al 'Cardarelli' of Naples, died a man of 64 years who was hospitalized in intensive care.
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[Note from the Mod.: Italy accounts for at least 48 fatal cases related to Influenza A/H1N1 2009 pandemic virus infection; of those, at least twenty-two resided in Campania region, southern Italy.]
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