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Patient may have died from H1N1

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
A woman of 58 years died in Cuiab? Garden Hospital on Monday with severe acute respiratory syndrome. The suspicion is that it has been contaminated with the H1N1 flu virus. In Cuiab? priority group of people who did not take the vaccine during the campaign earlier this year can still browse the health units.

According Ivanete Fortunato, coordinator for the Epidemiological Monitoring of Cuiab?, the patient's respiratory syndrome may have been a result of H1N1 virus. Patient materials were collected and sent for analysis to the laboratory of the Institute Adolfo Lutz in S?o Paulo. Between 10 and 15 days, the result should come out confirming or denying whether the patient was infected with the virus of influenza A. If confirmed, this will be the first case of death in the year in the capital because of this.

The coordinator explained that Ivanete is a small amount of H1N1 vaccine available in health units of Cuiaba. She also informed that they should not get more medicine this year, since it occurs before the cold period.


This year the vaccine arrived in April when he made the campaign for vaccination of priority groups. Ivanete said, however, that children aged between six months and two years, pregnant


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