He was suffering from a high fever and flu-like symptoms when he called the SAMU. A 20-year-old man, possibly suffering from Ebola, was hospitalized in Grenoble.
Her symptoms were suggestive of an Ebola virus infection. A 20-year-old migrant was taken care of during the night of June 14 to 15 at the Grenoble University Hospital (Isère), according to The Dauphiné Libéré. He was then transferred to a secure room at the Croix-Rousse hospital in Lyon (Rhône).
Based on information from France Blue, the patient himself contacted the SAMU. He suffered from a high fever and flu-like symptoms. He reported coming from the Congo, with a passage through Guinea and Sierra Leone, where the epidemic continues to rage. A specialized vehicle was sent, and a security perimeter set up around the station.
After a visit to the Grenoble University Hospital, the 20-year-old man was transferred to a P4 room (see box) of the Croix-Rousse hospital, authorized to take charge of suspected cases. The hospital, contacted by Why actor, confirmed that the patient is hospitalized. Biological analyzes are in progress and, the results of which will be released on Tuesday, June 16.
According to the Grenoble University Hospital, another suspected case was reported this Thursday, June 11, without follow-up.
What is a P4 room?
A P4 room is highly secure and prevents any contagion. The air is at negative pressure, and therefore cannot leave the room. The nursing staff can access the patient through two successive sealed airlocks. The first is used for clothing, the second for preparing care. The chamber is also designed to maintain the patient’s hydroelectric balance at an optimal level.
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