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La Cina Registra altri 4 Casi Umani di Influenza Aviaria H7N9 (CRI, 2 aprile 2013, adattato)

Giuseppe

Emeritus
[Fonte: China Radio International, pagina originale in Inglese: (LINK). Testo tradotto e adattato.]

La Cina Registra altri 4 Casi Umani di Influenza Aviaria H7N9

2013-04-02 20:12:22 - Xinhua - Web Editor: Liu Ranran


Quattro persone residenti nella provincia orientale dello Jiangsu sono state diagnosticate come affette dal virus dell?influenza aviaria H7N9, portando cos? il totale dei casi di infezioni causate dal nuovo e raro virus a sette.

I quattro, residente in localit? diverse dello Jiangsu, si trovano in condizioni critiche e ricoverati in terapia intensiva, secondo quando si apprende alle autorit? sanitarie regionali.

La Cina aveva riportato nella giornata di domenica i primi tre casi umani di H7N9, due a Shanghai e uno nell?Anhui, le prime infezioni conosciute causate da questo virus. I due pazienti di Shanghai sono deceduti mentre quello dell?Anhui si trova in condizioni critiche ricoverato a Nanjing, capitale dello Jiangsu.
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