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A child is among four patients receiving intensive care for covid-19 at Bergen’s Haukeland Hospital on Monday morning. There is surprising information.
– The child admitted to the intensive care unit does not have an underlying diagnosis, but is affected by a known sequela of the covid-19 infection, he writes in a press release from the Haukeland University Hospital.
Furthermore, they state that the information has been provided with the permission of the child’s parents and that they will not provide further information.
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Mild course of the disease
It is the exact opposite of how the majority of corona-infected children have been during the pandemic so far. Very often, children have been shown to have had a mild course of the disease.
“Since mid-April, there have been reports from several countries of a small increase in hospitalizations of children and young people related to a sequel to the COVID-19 infection,” he says.
He says sequelae in some children will require medical treatment and, rarely, intensive care.
The condition is known internationally and treatment is available, Berg says.
Background: Corona-infected children receive intensive care in Bergen
Koradødsfall sex
A total of nine people have been admitted to the hospital due to covid-19. Of these, four people receive intensive care. One of the patients is under 18 years of age.
So far, during the pandemic, six people have died in hospital from coronary heart disease.
At Haraldsplass hospital in Bergen, two people were admitted Monday morning due to COVID-19. None of them receive intensive care, writes Bergens Tidende.
Throughout West Health 15 people were admitted with covid-19 on Monday morning, says the health authority. A total of five are admitted to the intensive care unit and four of them are treated on a ventilator.
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