Gert van der Hoek
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Medics confirmed the death of seven Muscovites from swine flu
MOSCOW, November 11. In Moscow, swine flu deaths of seven people - led to fatal complications caused by the disease, confirmed the capital's doctors.
According to Radio Mayak, according to recent data sanitary authorities, swine flu infected more than 4,5 thousand Russians, and most of them safely recovered. (One report says "142,000 in Moscow", other reports mention "no beds for swine flu patients", or "Moscow hospitals overcrowded", ed)
Recall first death from influenza A/H1N1 in Russia's capital was recorded in late October. Department of Health in Moscow said earlier that 27 October, "despite ongoing resuscitation event in infectious clinical hospital № 1, was pronounced dead patient. As noted in the press service of the capital of the Department, "During the primary disease was complicated by severe concomitant diseases.
As reported, this case of death from influenza is not a new barge character - 53-year-old woman not to travel outside the capital. Clinical diagnosis is as follows: "Influenza A/H1N1, severe, complicated course. Complications - a syndrome of acute lung injury, acute cardiovascular failure, acute respiratory failure, cerebral edema, pulmonary edema, hemorrhagic syndrome. The woman had concomitant diseases - hypertension 2 nd degree, ischemic heart disease, obesity, 3rd degree, hyperglycemia (high blood sugar).
In MHSD stated that 53-year-old woman four days, was at home on self-and too late to consult a doctor.
"The disease began as an ordinary acute respiratory viral infection. The only difference from other cases is the presence of disorders chair. On the fifth day the woman went to the 4-th clinical hospital, was admitted to hospital ", - commented Deputy MHSD Veronika Skvortsova.
According to her, the patient was transferred to the 1 st Hospital of Infectious Isolation intensive care unit, which has already received a comprehensive emergency care, including ventilatory support. Cmert woman was recorded on the 13th day of the disease, said Skvortsova.
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MOSCOW, November 11. In Moscow, swine flu deaths of seven people - led to fatal complications caused by the disease, confirmed the capital's doctors.
According to Radio Mayak, according to recent data sanitary authorities, swine flu infected more than 4,5 thousand Russians, and most of them safely recovered. (One report says "142,000 in Moscow", other reports mention "no beds for swine flu patients", or "Moscow hospitals overcrowded", ed)
Recall first death from influenza A/H1N1 in Russia's capital was recorded in late October. Department of Health in Moscow said earlier that 27 October, "despite ongoing resuscitation event in infectious clinical hospital № 1, was pronounced dead patient. As noted in the press service of the capital of the Department, "During the primary disease was complicated by severe concomitant diseases.
As reported, this case of death from influenza is not a new barge character - 53-year-old woman not to travel outside the capital. Clinical diagnosis is as follows: "Influenza A/H1N1, severe, complicated course. Complications - a syndrome of acute lung injury, acute cardiovascular failure, acute respiratory failure, cerebral edema, pulmonary edema, hemorrhagic syndrome. The woman had concomitant diseases - hypertension 2 nd degree, ischemic heart disease, obesity, 3rd degree, hyperglycemia (high blood sugar).
In MHSD stated that 53-year-old woman four days, was at home on self-and too late to consult a doctor.
"The disease began as an ordinary acute respiratory viral infection. The only difference from other cases is the presence of disorders chair. On the fifth day the woman went to the 4-th clinical hospital, was admitted to hospital ", - commented Deputy MHSD Veronika Skvortsova.
According to her, the patient was transferred to the 1 st Hospital of Infectious Isolation intensive care unit, which has already received a comprehensive emergency care, including ventilatory support. Cmert woman was recorded on the 13th day of the disease, said Skvortsova.
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