Table 4. Summary of patients who died secondary to 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) infection.

Sex	Age	Underlying medical condition	Cause of death	Time to death from start of illness	Time of death from admission to the hospital	Received Oseltamivir
M	18 yrs	Dravet's syndrome, developmental delay	Respiratory failure	4 days	2 days	Yes
M	12 yrs	Chromosome 11 mutation Tourette syndrome, asthma, esophageal strictures	Esophageal anastamosis leak, septic shock, ARDS, acute renal failure	5 days	64 days*	No
F	11 yrs	Hypothalamic hamartoma, hydrocephalus, seizure disorder, precocious puberty, diabetes insipidus	Respiratory failure	17 days	12 days	Yes
M	8 yrs	Craniopharyngioma, spastic quadriplegia, asthma	Respiratory failure	5 days	3 days	Yes
M	4 yrs	Seizure disorder	Respiratory failure	30 days	28 days	Yes
F	2 yrs	None	Cardiovascular failure	3 day	1 days	Yes
M	9 months	Hypotonia and developmental delay	Cerebral edema secondary to pneumococcal meningitis	12 days	3 days	Yes
F	12 yrs	New diagnosis of T cell leukemia with this infection	Septic shock/respiratory failure with Aspergillus flavus lung infection	27 days	20 days	Yes
F	7 yrs	None	Cardiopulmonary arrest	2 days	Died in ER	No

*infection nosocomially acquired.