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Re: SERIOUS CASE, AT THE IUC - follow upFrom: amehc (amehc@ez-poa.com.br)Tue Apr 3 17:00:41 2001
I just spoke to the clinicians at the IUC. She is getting better, O2 saturation 98%, hemodinamically stable She developed bilateral pleural effusion today Hemoculture : presence of Gram negative The lastest hypothesis (you know they keep changing it) hse has a sepsis of unknown origin (respiratory? Legionella?), but the truth is that she has an infection and the antibiotics are covering it. If she keeps this good evolution, they will start to take her of ventilation little by little. Thanks for your replies, and sorry for my English :), but I believe that I made myself understood. Ricardo Savaris, MD
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