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SOCIETY - 22/04/2010 18:10
Ruled that a nurse may have died from Influenza A in Cordoba
The victim was identified as Agnes Irene Tomasello, 44, and her death, which occurred early this morning because of a "respiratory failure", generated suspicions that had been produced by the virus H1N1.
Cordoba - Cordoba health authorities today ruled that a nurse has died of Influenza A in the Hospital Tr?nsito C?ceres de Allende and indicated that her death was due to another disease that "has nothing to do" with the pandemic influenza virus H1N1.
The deputy director of Rawson Hospital in Cordoba, Miguel Diaz, originally said the patient was assisted in the establishment and then "referred to other hospitals because of other diseases."
"But absolutely nothing to do with Influenza A. It is another disease that has nothing to do with this," remarked Diaz, told Cadena 3.
Regarding the situation of H1N1 virus in Cordoba, the specialist said: "We have not had service in over 100 samples have been taken to patients who have consulted and all have tested negative. We have no more visits or hospitalizations than normal the time of year. "
For his part, Angel Tomasello, Irene's father, said with anguish: "My daughter was forced to be vaccinated last Wednesday and now I am burying it. There are about five cases and my daughter played the worst."
He said the nurse who died went through "an ordeal" for treatment.
"The husband took her to Tr?nsito C?ceres and said it was a passing bird, continued to evil and led to the Italian and said that it was going to happen and now I have to go to bury her," he said.
The deputy director of the Hospital Tr?nsito C?ceres, Liliana Garay, who was confirmed Thursday the deaths of Irene: "He died a fellow nurse who was hospitalized on Sunday for bilateral pneumonia."
"He died within hours of the morning. There are six more cases, but are not admitted nor serious. Just have a pulmonary process in their homes. They are professional doctors and nurses," he said.
"Until we have confirmation we can not say anything. Acute bronchial These processes have begun to appear throughout the population," said Garay. (NA) .-
SOCIETY - 22/04/2010 18:10
Ruled that a nurse may have died from Influenza A in Cordoba
The victim was identified as Agnes Irene Tomasello, 44, and her death, which occurred early this morning because of a "respiratory failure", generated suspicions that had been produced by the virus H1N1.
Cordoba - Cordoba health authorities today ruled that a nurse has died of Influenza A in the Hospital Tr?nsito C?ceres de Allende and indicated that her death was due to another disease that "has nothing to do" with the pandemic influenza virus H1N1.
The deputy director of Rawson Hospital in Cordoba, Miguel Diaz, originally said the patient was assisted in the establishment and then "referred to other hospitals because of other diseases."
"But absolutely nothing to do with Influenza A. It is another disease that has nothing to do with this," remarked Diaz, told Cadena 3.
Regarding the situation of H1N1 virus in Cordoba, the specialist said: "We have not had service in over 100 samples have been taken to patients who have consulted and all have tested negative. We have no more visits or hospitalizations than normal the time of year. "
For his part, Angel Tomasello, Irene's father, said with anguish: "My daughter was forced to be vaccinated last Wednesday and now I am burying it. There are about five cases and my daughter played the worst."
He said the nurse who died went through "an ordeal" for treatment.
"The husband took her to Tr?nsito C?ceres and said it was a passing bird, continued to evil and led to the Italian and said that it was going to happen and now I have to go to bury her," he said.
The deputy director of the Hospital Tr?nsito C?ceres, Liliana Garay, who was confirmed Thursday the deaths of Irene: "He died a fellow nurse who was hospitalized on Sunday for bilateral pneumonia."
"He died within hours of the morning. There are six more cases, but are not admitted nor serious. Just have a pulmonary process in their homes. They are professional doctors and nurses," he said.
"Until we have confirmation we can not say anything. Acute bronchial These processes have begun to appear throughout the population," said Garay. (NA) .-