Patients with nCoV virus in Ho Chi Minh City recover
Wednesday, 29/01/2020 13:28 (GMT+7)
Two patients, who are a Chinese father and son, who were infected with the nCoV virus, have recovered their health, according to information released from the Cho Ray Hospital and the Pasteur Institute in Ho Chi Minh City, on January 28th.
Most notably, after the treatment, the son's test result was negative for nCoV virus.
After five days of treatment since the discovery of Chinese patients, Li Ding and his son Li Zichao, who had tested positive for the virus, this morning, the son Li Zichao (born in 1992) was awake, breathing, and back to eating and drinking normally. The patient had a fever for more than four days. After testing the second PCR on January 25th and the third on January 27th, the patient was tested negative for the nCoV virus.
The father Li Ding (borned 1954) was also awake, and eating, he received oxygen through canula, and is breathing smoothly, SpO2 96%, M: 80 / p, HA: 120/70 mmHg, he had no fever from 6 pm on January 25th. X-ray results on January 27th showed left solidification and, less damage in his right lung alveoli, no increase compared with X-ray results on January 26th. His liver and kidney functions, electrolytes are normal. The patient also had been implemented a second PCR test on January 26th, the third on January 27th and is currently awaiting the results./.
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