A 7-Year-Old Child Was in Critical Condition Due to Influenza A and Was on ECMO for Nearly 12 Days Before Finally Surviving.
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(Population) - 7-year-old boy hospitalized in cardiac shock, acute pulmonary edema, acute myocarditis due to influenza A. Doctors must urgently use ECMO, a continuous dialysis of blood to seize the life of the child.
Influenza A caused a 7-year-old child to go into cardiogenic shock, cardiovascular collapse, and risk of cardiac arrest, requiring ECMO treatment for nearly 12 days to save her life.
A 7-year-old boy is in critical condition and has been on ECMO for nearly 12 days due to influenza A causing fulminant myocarditis. Doctors at Children's Hospital 1 warn that with flu season underway, parents need to pay attention to signs of worsening condition in children.
A 7-year-old boy contracted severe influenza A, developed fulminant myocarditis, and cardiovascular collapse, requiring nearly 12 days on ECMO before recovering.
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