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A Michigan transplant patient died from COVID-19 two months after receiving a set of lungs that carried the virus, despite having negative results before the operation.
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LODI, ITALY - FEBRUARY 11: Doctor Annalisa Malara, wearing PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), stands next to a patient in the COVID-19 Intensive Care Unit of the Ospedale Maggiore di Lodi, during a visit to see her colleagues one year on from Italy s first COVID-19 diagnosis on February 11, 2021 in Lodi, near Milan, Italy. Annalisa Malara, an anaesthesiologist who was working in a nearby hospital in Codogno last year, diagnosed the first COVID-19 case in Italy with a nasopharyngeal swab test on February 20, 2020, despite the patient - a 38-year-old healthy athlete - not meeting the national criteria for novel coronavirus testing.
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Annalisa Malara marked an anniversary with a difference over the weekend. One year ago, the young doctor was working at Codogno hospital when she asked to see a patient gasping for air. This encounter would save the manâs life, put the world on high alert and radically alter Malaraâs career.
âThat day is impressed in my memory,â she says. âI could never forget it.â
The patient, Mattia Maestri, was an athletic 38-year-old who had come to the emergency department on February 18 with fever, cough, and shortness of breath. He was given antibiotics but did not stay. He came back that night in worse shape and was admitted. Nobody knew what was wrong.
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