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Influenza A, hospitalized a man is serious

San Camillo Hospital

E' a accountant of 41 years, suffering from pneumonia
The effects of enhanced virus from a blood disorder



San Camillo Hospital (Eidon) An accountant for 41 years is hospitalized in serious condition due to complications related to pneumonia virus A. His condition is as serious but "steady" by Health Management San Camillo Hospital in Rome. In a statement the hospital said that "The prognosis is guarded." Currently, the statement said, there is a "substantial maintenance of the operating parameters on breathing, cardiovascular, renal, metabolic.
ENHANCED VIRUS - The man, who works as an accountant, was admitted from September 5 in high isolation in the intensive care unit after he lost the directions to the emergency room. The first tests carried out by doctors to detect the presence of the H1N1 virus had negative results, but after further investigation has been identified and the virus was also found to a serious blood disorder. The patient "is suffering from leukemia," he confirmed Macchitella Luigi, general manager of the San Camillo, and immunosuppression due to disease of the blood which is affected, "has increased, of course, the consequences of the virus on his body." The case, which would be the first grave in Rome, is also followed by the Medical Institute for Infectious Disease Spallanzani.

TEST NEGATIVE - At first the man had been subjected to the test 'quick' of the new flu, which had given negative results. The problem, says the chairman of the Committee on the new influence of the City of Rome, Fernando Aiuti, the test is that "fast" on the new influences are reliable only if made in the early hours of illness. After you run them essentially useless. "It all depends - explains Aid - From the moment the tests are made: in the first 24-48 hours the reliability of the result is between 80% and 90%. After the virus disappeared from the mucosa, "and then the test will not detect. In short, "is not the fault of the test," but as their results are interpreted. Often, said the aid, the patient does not show the first symptoms to the doctor, but expected to worsen. And then the control becomes unreliable. At that point the other way to detect the disease is to do an analysis of the antibodies, but can only be done after the seventh day of illness.