Suspect Menjadi patients 17 people

baby went home

Suspect Menjadi patients 17 people
On Friday, 14-11-2008

MAKASSAR, BKM -- the Patient suspect bird flu that was treated in the Wahidin Sudirohusodo Hospital continued to improve. On Thursday (13/11), the patient's figure that it was suspected was infected by the virus H5N1sudah reached 17 people. As many as 12 patients just entered yesterday. When coming, they underwent the maintenance in different space. However tonight all of it was bundled into space of the isolation of the ferns building.
From 17 patients suspect the birds, 13 among them children. The adult's rest. From six patients who entered the previous day, five among them still were undergoing the maintenance. Nurfadillah that still was three months old already diperolehkan came home. Tuga relatives Nurfadillah, respectively Nurul Andia, Salman and Saleha still were undergoing the special maintenance in the ferns building. Including their two families that were other, that is Yohani and Irwan.
The five patients who entered RS, this Wednesday (12/11) were still being waiting for results of the laboratory inspection. They were not yet permitted to come home. Must be waiting for results of the laboratory, said Rita Rawaeni, Tim of the Control of RS Wahidin Bird Flu, yesterday. Beforehand, three patients were taken the sample of blood and his bribe, that is Yohani, Saleha and Irwan. We were deliberate did not yet return them, because if anything happening whoever was responsible. If the negative did not have the problem. How if results of his lab were positive? 'More Rita.'
Dg Nginga, the mother from three related that still was treated in the ferns building, yesterday said, his child who was expected terjangkit the virus H5N1 currently his condition improves. His fever has descended. "Already baikan semuami they." But the doctor banned previously came home before results of his laboratory inspection went out, said Dg Nginga was accompanied by his husband, Rizal.
The team of the control of Service bird flu of Kesehatan South Sulawesi, Debsy V Fatilima that was contacted the night earlier, said that from six names that were reported suspect bird flu, only five people who were taken the sample of his blood. "I did not know his names." It was clear that had five people. Next week just had results, said Debsy.
He added, from 23 regencies/the city in South Sulawesi, Makassar was the endemic area of the virus of H5N. Salah Satu his indicator was the case suspect most bird flu in this city. "The only free area bird flu" was Enrekang," he said. (R4/rus