Argentina's unknown cause of pneumonia is proven to be a Legion bacteria

Xinhua News Agency, Buenos Aires, September 4th (Reporter Ni Ruijie) Argentine Health Minister Kara Bissoti announced at a press conference on the 3rd that the survey showed that the recent unknown cause of Thenkann province in the country was caused by Corps caused by the Legion.

Bissoti said that the pathogen of pneumonia is the Legion bacteria, which may be a lung -enchanting, not an unknown virus. Through laboratory analysis, doctors have determined that the Legion bacteria have been found in the samples of some patients. At present, hospitals that have occurred in the legion disease have stopped receiving patients, and the health department is conducting environmental testing, researching prevention and control measures that need to be taken.

According to data released by Tukman's health department on the 3rd, 1 new cases were added in the province, with a total of 11 diagnosis; 1 new cases were added, and 4 deaths were cumulative. Cases appear in a hospital in Toutikman, most of which are medical staff in the hospital. Patients have symptoms such as vomiting, high fever, muscle soreness, diarrhea, and imaging examinations show bilateral infections.

Legion's disease is an acute respiratory infectious disease caused by the Legion bacteria, named after outbreak at a veteran rally in the United States. Its main symptoms are fever, chills, headache, burnout, and myalgia. In severe cases, it will die due to respiratory system and multi -organ failure. Corps can be transmitted through airflow, especially through unclean water -cooled air -conditioning machines, and there is no direct interpersonal communication. Hospitals can be diagnosed through chest X -ray and urine tests. Patients usually need to be hospitalized for antibiotics.

Source: Xinhua News Agency Guangzhou Daily · Xinhuacheng Editor Lin Chuanling

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