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Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The virus H1N1, resultant of the combination of genetic segments of the human virus of the flu, of the virus of the avian flu and of the virus of the pig flu is frightening the residents of Vilhena.

Only in the last two weeks, 12 persons, between them, eight natives of a located village near to the local authority were interned in the Regional Hospital to pass by treatments. Others four cases belonged to residents of the city limits of Vilhena. The most serious case belonged toa native child of only 1 year and 3 months, that it died after five days of his hospitalization
The report of the Vilhena Not?cias, it looked for the direction of the Regional Hospital of Vilhena, which confirmed the vast service to patients with suspicions of they had contracted the virus, however, already affirmed to have under control the situation, since, except the case of the child who came to death, who another case was confirmed. The direction of the house denied the suspicion of which there were six persons interned in beds of the Hospital.

According to the nurse who acts in the area of epidemiologia, Cl?udia Cristina Vecchy, it is necessary to be pay attention to the symptoms, since this is a virus what it attacks very quickly. ? The unhappiness in case of the child who died was due to delay in reaching the health center. It is necessary to act quickly ?, it alerted the Vecchy. The vaccines that act against the virus are available in some of the Health centers of the local authority. Pregnant women, children of six ? 4 years, old and professionals of the area of health must take the medicine.


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Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

More than 10 suspected cases of H1N1 in Vilhena, RO, are investigated

After the death of a child indigenous, in April, with suspected H1N1, 10 more cases of the disease are analyzed by the department of epidemiology of Vilhena (RO), municipality distant about 700 kilometers from Porto Velho. In accordance with the Primary Health Care, six residents were hospitalized in recent days at the Regional Hospital with suspected the virus. The other four cases were identified by Special Secretariat of Indigenous Health (Sheshai). All still awaiting outcome of the Laboratorio Central (LACEN) of Porto Velho. The nurse responsible for the sector of epidemiology of the Regional Hospital, Claudia Cristina Vecchi, emphasizes that the doctors decided to ask for the tests of H1N1 after the patients presenting symptoms of the virus, such as headache, fever and sore throat. 'The doctors think by ventura medicate and already require these exams, as prevention', he says. The first results, second Claudia, should be ready within 20 days.

In April, two cases of H1N1 were confirmed in indigenous children in the municipality. A child of 1 year died after contracting the disease. Now the girl was discharged from the hospital, but returned to be admitted on Thursday (22), after a worsening of the clinical picture. 'Her brother is also admitted to the hospital with suspected disease', explains the nurse.

http://g1.globo.com/ro/rondonia/not...s-de-h1n1-em-vilhena-ro-sao-investigados.html
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

Case of avian influenza H1N1 is confirmed by the Secretariat of Health of Cacoal, RO


A case of avian influenza H1N1 was confirmed in Cacoal (RO), distant 480 kilometers from Porto Velho, on Wednesday (28) through exams performed in the capital of the state. No patient data was passed by the Department of Health of the municipality (Semusa), which says that the person infected by the virus H1N1 is now out of danger. The vaccination campaign against H1N1 follows until Friday (30).

http://g1.globo.com/ro/rondonia/not...do-pela-secretaria-de-saude-de-cacoal-ro.html
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

One more death by the virus H1N1 is confirmed in Vilhena, RO


One More death from H1N1 is confirmed by the Municipal Secretary of Health (Semusa) de Vilhena (RO). The victim was a woman of 30 years. The Semusa not informed the date of death. In April was recorded the first death by disease, an indigenous child of 1 year. The child was sent to the city of Porto Velho, but died before the arrival of the exam.


Paul Cremasco, director of the Division of Endemics in the city, says that 12 patients have been hospitalized with suspected contamination by viruses, but only three cases were confirmed. Some are still under review, but Cremasco not informed the quantity. The examination is not done in the city and it takes about 30 days to get the result. 'In the case of the last victim of the disease, in addition to the virus H1N1, she was also with dengue', he explains.

http://g1.globo.com/ro/rondonia/not...lo-virus-h1n1-e-confirmada-em-vilhena-ro.html
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

Nurse reveals: Vilhena registered three deaths from H1N1

Through your Facebook profile, one of the professionals of health more known of Vilhena revealed that, in less than 60 days, three people died infected by the virus H1n1 in the city. The social network, the nurse Caio Mendes da Silva also alfinetou the health authorities that, even with the deaths, say that there is no cause for concern.


As Caio, the first two victims are children of an indian village which is located nearby the city of Comodoro (MT). Already the third death of a 30-year-old woman, who died a little more than 20 days and that was not the name disclosed.


"If someone connected to the Ministry of HEALTH read this message, please come in Vilhena/rondonia to check the cases of deaths from H1N1. Which are already three 03 in less than 60 days, SOS, SOS, SOS, SOS MINISTRY OF HEALTH," wrote the nurse after relaying information on electronic media.



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Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

Two More children die with suspected H1N1 in Vilhena, RO

Two More children died with suspicion of contamination by the virus H1N1, in Vilhena (RO). One of the children, with 1 year and 8 months, died on Wednesday (4). The other child, for six months, died on the morning of Thursday (5). According to the director of the Regional Hospital, Adilson Vieira, the exam to confirm the contamination by disease should arrive in about 20 days.


According to Vieira, until now three cases of the disease were confirmed. Of these, two people have died and one has already received high. However, more than 20 people have been diagnosed with suspected to have the disease.


http://g1.globo.com/ro/rondonia/not...orrem-com-suspeita-de-h1n1-em-vilhena-ro.html
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

After the death of two more children with suspected to be contaminated by the virus H1N1 in Vilhena (RO), the Municipal Secretariat of Health (Semusa) began to perform actions of prevention of the disease in the city distant 700 kilometers from Porto Velho. The number of suspected cases of the disease is increasing in the city. In May, there were 10 suspected. This Friday (6), the municipality confirmed that 26 people are waiting for the outcome of the examination. Until the beginning of this month, three cases of the disease were confirmed. Of these, two people have died and one has already received high. Despite the growing number of notifications of suspected avian influenza H1N1, the Semusa de Vilhena discards a possible epidemic in the city. However, professionals in the Regional Hospital, the department of Primary Care and the Commission of Nosocomial Infection Control) received a training with guidelines on the disease.

http://g1.globo.com/ro/rondonia/not...oes-de-prevencao-h1n1-apos-mais-2-mortes.html
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

Man dies and the family is admitted to the hospital with suspected H1N1 in Vilhena, RO

The direction of the Regional Hospital of Vilhena (RO) confirmed one more death as a result of the virus H1N1. In accordance with the direction of the unit, the 45 years-old man was admitted to the municipality on Monday (2). The boy, who lived in Comodoro (MT), not withstood the complications and died on Saturday (7). According to the direction of the hospital, the daughter and the mother of the victim were also hospitalized with suspected swine flu. The examination confirming that he had H1N1 has been delivered to the hospital on Sunday (8). In accordance with clinical director of the hospital, Antonio Augusto Lobato, already are four the number of confirmed cases in the city. The municipality is going to ask for instructions to the Ministry of Health in Brasilia. "In this second let's see what guidelines will be transferred. A team of LACEN (Central Laboratory of Public Health in Rondonia) is also arriving in Vilhena to accompany the suspected cases," explains.


http://g1.globo.com/ro/rondonia/not...rnada-com-suspeita-de-h1n1-em-vilhena-ro.html
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

First case of H1N1 flu in Jaru, RO, is confirmed


The municipality of Jaru (RO) confirmed the first case of influenza a/H1N1 in the city. The patient is a 20-year-old woman. She is receiving treatment in Ji-Paran? (RO), and passes well. Jaru is 290 kilometers from Porto Velho. According to epidemiological surveillance and environmental coordinator of Jaru, Jos? Magno Borges, the patient was admitted to a hospital in Governador Jorge Teixeira (RO) is a town and municipality on neighbor April 20, with high fever, cough, back pain and difficulty breathing. The symptoms led suspicions that his wife would be with the H1N1 virus and the patient was transferred to a hospital in Ji-paran?. There, underwent a series of tests that found the disease.



http://g1.globo.com/ro/rondonia/not...so-da-gripe-h1n1-em-jaru-ro-e-confirmado.html
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

After deaths from H1N1, Government sends team to Vilhena

A medical team specialist in the treatment of swine flu, H1N1, should arrive this morning the Vilhena. The city has recorded three deaths from the disease in the last few days, the Government will assist in the training of servers of the Regional Hospital. The team is part of the Agency for Health Surveillance (Agevisa) and should also investigate the occurrence of new cases. In Jaru, the Municipal Department of Health has confirmed a case of H1N1. A woman was diagnosed and performs treatment in Ji-Parana.

http://www.onortao.com.br/noticias/apos-mortes-por-h1n1-governo-envia-equipe-a-vilhena,17821.php
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

Indigenous Child dies of suspected swine flu in Vilhena (RO)

An indigenous child died this Friday (13) suspected to have contracted influenza A (H1N1), commonly known as "swine flu", in the town of Vilhena (708 km from Porto Velho) in Rondonia.

There is no information on the age and sex of the victim. Second the Agevisa (State Agency in Health Surveillance), Vilhena already had four confirmed cases of the flu, with three deaths. This year, have already been confirmed nine infections by viruses in the municipality.




People have contracted the virus H1N1 out of the city, which is close to the border with Comodoro (MT), where there were 13 cases. Other ten samples awaiting analysis.

http://boainformacao.com.br/2014/06/crianca-indigena-morre-com-suspeita-de-gripe-a-em-vilhena-ro/
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

New cases of influenza H1N1 is no longer Rond?nia alerting

PORTO VELHO - Nine cases of H1N1 virus were confirmed in this year, according to the State Agency for Health Surveillance (Agevisa). AND according to the director of the Agevisa, Arlete Baldez, occur three deaths by viruses: one in Machadinho West, another in Vilhena and an indigenous child in Comodoro in Mato Grosso, was answered in Vilhena due to proximity of the cities.

In accordance with Arlete, 65 samples were collected throughout the State. The same shall be replaced by Central Laboratory of Public Health in Rondonia (LACEN) and from there go to the Adolfo Lutz Institute where are made the exams. "The examination of influenza H1N1 does not yet exist in Rondonia", explained the director. Of the 65 samples collected by the municipalities of Rondonia, nine were positive, 34 were negative and 22 awaiting analysis.

Of the nine positive cases, six cases are in children and two of them are indigenous. "The Ministry of Health at national level established priority groups and here in our State within these groups our priority for vaccination are children and indigenous because according to statistics are the groups most affected," pointed out Arlete.


http://www.portalamazonia.com.br/ed...casos-de-gripe-h1n1-deixa-rondonia-em-alerta/
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

Mother and daughter are diagnosed with H1N1 in Vilhena, RO


The sector of epidemiology of Vilhena (RO), municipality distant about 700 kilometers from Porto Velho, confirmed two more positive cases of H1N1 virus. Exams made by Central Laboratory of Public Health in Rondonia (LACEN) were delivered last Friday (11). Women are mother and daughter and live in Comodoro (MT).

In accordance with the municipal coordinator of endemics, Paul Cremasco, women diagnosed are wife and daughter of a man of 45 years who died with the flu at the Regional Hospital on June 7. Second Cremasco, they have already received high unit and returned home and pass as well. The sector also informed that the LACEN made the delivery of 16 exams in total, 14 negative for the disease.


In all, according to the State Agency for Health Surveillance (Agevisa), 34 cases had been reported in the city. Due to the number of cases of suspected, the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) Rondonia joined with a civil investigation to investigate a possible outbreak of the disease. After asking for a statement of the official organs of health, the MPF has found that the number of cases is identical to those of Porto Velho, and there are a number slightly less than the suspected cases in the capital.

http://g1.globo.com/ro/rondonia/not...ao-diagnosticadas-com-h1n1-em-vilhena-ro.html
 
Re: Suspected outbreak of H1N1 in Vilhena (Rondonia): 12 persons hospitalized

Vilhena: 15-year-old boy dies from suspected H1N1


A teenager of 15 years, died in the intensive care unit (ICU) of the Hospital Regional de Vilhena, with suspected H1N1 influenza.According to information obtained by the Extra report of Rond?nia, the victim, who is a resident of villena, went bad last Friday and was rushed to the hospital unit.In the first leg, was diagnosed with severe respiratory failure. Then he was admitted in the ICU, but couldn't resist and died in the early hours of Sunday, 3, around 03:00.The second diagnosis was pneumonia, but just in case it was harvested material for tests to establish if he was affected by H1N1 flu or not. The doctor guided to the undertaker that the body would pass by a chemical process and the coffin was sealed.



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