Tragedy on the Morning Ward in NRW: Baby Dies of Dangerous Intestinal Germ
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In a Paderborn Children's Hospital, several premature babies have been infected with Enterobacter bacteria. One child died, another is in critical condition.
A premature baby has died of sepsis in the intensive care unit of St. Louise Hospital in Paderborn, western Germany, and another is in critical condition. Both children were infected with the Enterobacter bacteria, with the infection confirmed in two more children. The investigation is in full swing, with microbiologists and hygienists on full alert.
In a children's clinic in Paderborn, two premature patients were diagnosed with a bacterial infection – one died.The other is in critical condition.In the intensive care unit for newborn children at the Paderborn St. Louise Children's Hospital, a young child died after an infection with an intestinal bacteria.A total of four children have now been diagnosed with an enterobacter bacterium, the St. Vincenz Clinics, which include the female and chi…
A nightmare for every family becomes a sad reality in Paderborn (NRW). On the morning ward a newborn died of a germ.
All intensive care can do nothing: In a Paderborn children's clinic, a premature child falls ill with an infection with an intestinal bacterium - and dies. Another premature child still struggles with a severe sepsis.
In Paderborn, a young child in an intensive care unit died of sepsis caused by infection with intestinal bacteria. A total of four babies are affected. Now the clinic stops new admissions.
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