Doctors from the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital saved a child from the Belgorod region after an explosion
Doctors have stabilized the condition of a boy injured in the detonation of an explosive device in the Belgorod region
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Doctors at the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital saved a child from the Belgorod region with severe mine-explosive injuries resulting from the detonation of a device in the village of Krasnaya Yaruga.
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The child suffered from an explosion of an unidentified device in the village of Krasnaya Yaruga, Belgorod Region, and was evacuated to Moscow.
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A child from the Belgorod region, who received serious injuries as a result of the explosion of an unidentified explosive device, was urgently evacuated to the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital.
It took a multidisciplinary team of specialists from the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital more than ten days to stabilize the child's condition.
The injured child received multiple shrapnel wounds to the limbs, head and both eyes, open fractures of both legs, and he still has to undergo a number of surgical interventions.
MOSCOW, September 14 - RIA Novosti. Doctors at the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital (RCCH) of the Russian Ministry of Health saved a child from the Belgorod region who was wounded as a result of the detonation of an explosive device; the boy's condition is now stable, the hospital reported.
Earlier it was reported that the child was seriously injured as a result of the explosion of an unidentified explosive device in the village of Krasnaya Yaruga. The boy was urgently evacuated from Belgorod to the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital on August 29. Primary medical care was provided to him at the Children's Regional Clinical Hospital of Belgorod. The child received severe mine explosion injuries.
“It took a multidisciplinary team of specialists from the Russian Children’s Clinical Hospital more than ten days to stabilize the child’s condition. Now there is no threat to life for the little patient - he was transferred from the intensive care unit and continues treatment in the department of traumatology and orthopedics of the Russian Children’s Clinical Hospital,” the hospital’s Telegram channel says.
Deputy Chief Physician for Surgical Work at the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital Anton Narbutov clarified that the injured child received multiple shrapnel wounds to the limbs, head and both eyes, and open fractures of both legs. He was hospitalized in the intensive care unit of the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital.
“Reconstructive plastic surgeons and orthopedic traumatologists performed several surgical interventions to remove fragments, stabilize fractures, and remove non-viable tissue. The boy’s eyes were significantly damaged from the damaging elements. To save his vision, ophthalmologists also performed multi-stage surgical treatment. Currently, we assess the child’s condition as stable, of moderate severity,” Narbutov said.
