2009 H1N1 Fatalities: The New Mexico Experience
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Auteurs : Erin G. Brooks [États-Unis] ; Clare H. Bryce [États-Unis] ; Catherine Avery [États-Unis] ; Chad Smelser [États-Unis] ; Deborah Thompson [États-Unis] ; Kurt B. Nolte [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Forensic Sciences [ 0022-1198 ] ; 2012-11.
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- Acute pneumonia, Alveolar edema, American adults, Antemortem, Antiviral treatment, Autopsy, Average weight, Bacterial studies, Bronchitis, Bronchitis bronchiolitis, Cases comorbidities, Cerebral edema, Chronic bronchitis, Chronic bronchitis bronchiolitis, Chronic tracheitis, Clin pathol, Clinical aspects, Common findings, Comorbidities, Congestive heart failure, Copd, Coronary artery disease, Decedent, Diabetes mellitus, Diffuse alveolar damage, Disease control, Disease course, Edema, Epidemiologic features, Epithelial cells, Fatality, Focal hemorrhage, Forensic sciences, Fulminant myocarditis, Further study, Greater percentage, Higher prevalence, Histologic, Histologic manifestations, Histopathologic features, Hyaline membranes, Hybridization studies, Infectious disease, Inferior cerebellar grooves, Inflammation, Influenza, Influenza cases, Influenza fatalities, Influenza infection, Influenza pandemic, Influenza viruses, Interstitial, Interstitial inflammation, Ischemic injury, Laboratory medicine, Medical foundation centennial building, Medical interventions, Medical investigator, Medical records, Mexico department, Mexico experience, Mexico office, Microscopic evidence, Mild parenchymal hemorrhage, Mmwr morb, Myocarditis, Native american, Native american adults, Native american fatalities, Native americans, Neurologic complications, Novel influenza, Other races, Other states, Pandemic, Pandemic influenza, Pathol, Pneumonia, Postmortem, Postmortem contamination, Pulmonary disease emphysema, Pulmonary manifestations, Pulmonary pathology, Rapid disease course, Rapid influenza, Respiratory epithelium, Respiratory sections, Right lung, Roche magna, Seasonal influenza, Square meter, Staining pattern, Symptom onset, Tonsillar herniation, Viral, Viral cultures, Viral infections, Virus infection, Wisconsin hospital.
Abstract
Abstract: Histopathologic features of New Mexico 2009 H1N1 fatalities have not been representative of those reported nationwide. We retrospectively reviewed medical records of all New Mexico 2009 pandemic influenza A (pH1N1) fatalities (n = 50). In cases in which autopsy was performed (n = 12), histologic sections and culture results were examined. In contrast to previously published studies, the majority of our fatalities did not have diffuse alveolar damage (DAD) (2/12; 16.7%). Common findings included pulmonary interstitial inflammation and edema, tracheobronchitis, and pneumonia. Two cases had significant extra‐pulmonary manifestations: myocarditis and cerebral edema with herniation. The majority had a rapid disease course: range from 1 to 12 days (median, 2 days), and Native Americans were disproportionately represented among fatalities. These findings suggest that New Mexico H1N1 fatalities generally did not survive long enough to develop the classic picture of DAD. Pathologists should be aware that H1N1 may cause extra‐pulmonary pathology and perform postmortem cultures and histologic sampling accordingly.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1556-4029.2012.02163.x
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