[alek14]
> [Gregor1976]
> Če je bila to bakterijska pljučnica, bi to danes enostavno pozdravili z antibiotiki.
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> Sicer pa kolikor vem, se predvideva, da je bil to tip H1N1 virusa influence, čeprav se pojavljajo tudi druge teorije, saj ni popolnoma jasno, kakšen virus je bil.
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> Drži pa to kar pišeš in sicer, da so množično zdravili z aspirinom, kar je zadeve še poslabšalo.

Precej jasno je kašen virus je bil. Morda ne vemo natančno njegove genetske strukture, vema pa da je bil iz skupine H1N1, kar se da ugotoviti iz protitelesc tistih, ki so Špansko epizodo preboleli. Konec devedesetih, ko je bilo še veliko preživelih iz tistega obdobja, so identificirali protitelesca in identificirali skupino virusa.

To si videl:
www.adn.com/alaska-n...akthrough/

At a depth of seven feet, he saw what he was looking for: a well-preserved body. The body was that of an obese woman. Her lungs, which Hultin removed, were well preserved. Hultin said the body's excess fatty tissue had insulated the lungs from decay during brief periods of permafrost thaw.

With the samples from the obese woman, in 2005 Taubenberger and his colleagues reconstructed the virus. They determined it had originated in birds and had mutated to infect people.

Using this information, researchers developed a vaccine and assured that the Spanish flu would never again infect anyone with access to modern medicine.

Lp,
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Lepo. Kako majhen planet smo... ena poteza enega posameznika, s vplivom na celotno človeštvo. Nekje na tem forumu je nekdo pisal o nekih bakterijah in aspirinih, ne vem več kje. No, v vasi bogu izza nogu kjer sta živela moja stara starša in preživela to gripo, je v vsaki hiši umrlo nekaj ljudi. Aspirina seveda ni bilo, tako kot ga ni bilo pri eskimih. Kako lahko kdo sploh predlaga tako neumnost is beyond me. Edino kar so imeli je bil česen... in upanje. Pri njih smrti ni bilo, ker so moski ze prej umrli na soški fronti. Za tifusom...