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Mendoza would be three dead influenza A


Studying health authorities announced the deaths of two people that could be linked to the H1N1 influenza virus. One of them worked in the Ministry of Security. 54 are [are confirmed to have h1n1] infected [picture caption]

he deceased is a young man who worked at the Ministry of Security and another person was hospitalized in a private clinic, according to the website MDZ Online.

With respect to public employee, authorities announced that portfolio have already taken special measures in the building, as the isolation of the area where he worked the young and disinfection of site.

The victim died in hospital on Carmen as a result of acute respiratory disease, a complication arising from pre-existing diseases was diabetic and suffered from obesity, said Marcelo Costa, director of Public Employees Social Work.'s Body was sampled to analyze if suffering from influenza A. The results would be ready between now and Monday.

"The death certificate says he died from pneumonia, we do not know if you had the flu. Just in case you have taken precautionary measures, "the chief of staff of the Ministry of Security, Eduardo Bauza.

The young man working at the front desk of the portfolio, and for several days while he was hospitalized, his condition worsened suddenly and died.

Meanwhile, experts are closely following a similar case occurred in a private hospital, where a person with similar characteristics deteriorated rapidly and died.

However, since the government tried to bring peace to the people, and reiterated that the H1N1 virus is "one more" of circulating in the country at this time. Insisted that it was important to get vaccinated and take necessary preventive measures.

In the province of Mendoza is 54 the confirmed influenza A infections and one death. This is a woman of 77, who contracted the virus and died of pneumonia. SHe suffered from heart problems.

Mendoza Concern
Since there are four deaths from influenza A

Sunday July 10, 2011

The confirmation of the death of a man affected by influenza A in Mendoza raised to four the number of victims
who died of H1N1 influenza virus in the province so far in 2011.

The new death was confirmed by the hospital director Perrupato the department of San Martín, Gustavo Patti.

The death occurred on 23 of the last month but was only confirmed in the last hours DyN agency reported.

The doctor said that the deceased was a man of 60, who was in intensive care of the medical center
who had been admitted with a respiratory condition that is complicated.

The patient underwent a swab samples of which were referred to the Department of Virology at the Central Hospital
in the provincial capital, where he eventually found that she had influenza A.

Although the death occurred on June 23, Patti said the findings were reported Thursday.

The hospital director told Channel 7 that Mendoza was "a patient who was not vaccinated against the flu.
When you make routine examinations in the hospital, he said, is found to have a respiratory disease."

He also indicated that had other underlying diseases such as alcoholism and smoking.

So, make four patients died from the virus in the province so far this year.

The first fatality was a woman of 70 who died in hospital El Carmen, the second case was a 45 year old man
who worked at the Ministry of Security and the third victim was a 29 year old woman who was pregnant five months.

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