EBOLA:Condition of spanish nurse worsens...
- Teresa Romero Ramo's 'clinical situation has deteriorated' today
- Yolanda Fuentes, of Carlos III hospital, says the 44-year-old has asked no other information is given regarding her condition
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The condition of a Spanish nurse diagnosed with Ebola has today deteriorated, a hospital official has said.
The
assistant director of Madrid's La Paz-Carlos III hospital where Teresa
Romero Ramos is being treated, said the 44-year-old's condition has
worsened.
Yolanda
Fuentes, said: 'Her clinical situation has deteriorated but I can't
give any more information due to the express wishes of the patient.'
Six people are currently in isolation at the hospital, including Mrs Romero Ramos and her husband.
Two
doctors who treated her have been admitted for precautionary
observation, while two nurses who worked alongside Mrs Romero Ramos are
also in quarantine.
It
emerged today two hairdressers are being monitored for the symptoms
after they came into contact with Mrs Romero Ramos after she saw her
doctor.
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Ebola victim Teresa Romero Ramos' condition has deteriorated, hospital officials said today
Yolanda Fuentes, assistant director of
Madrid's La Paz-Carlos III hospital, said: 'Her clinical situation has
deteriorated but I can't give any more information due to the express
wishes of the patient'
A
spokeswoman for the Carlos III hospital said neither of the doctors,
nor the nurse's husband, has shown any symptoms of the deadly virus.
The two nurses currently in quarantine are awaiting tests to reveal if they have the disease.
Mrs Romero Ramos is the first person known to have caught the disease outside the outbreak zone in West Africa.
So
far the epidemic, the worst on record since Ebola was discovered in
1976, has claimed 3,800 lives and infected at least 8,000 people.
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