OCCUPIED WEST BANK – A doctor at the
Jordanian Field Hospital in Nablus, in the occupied West Bank, stated on Tuesday that the
hospital has performed approximately 39 surgeries since its opening last month,
including various specialties.
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According to Al-Mamlaka TV, Major Dr. Hamza
Ababneh, a specialist in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery at the hospital,
mentioned that they have conducted around 39
surgeries, ranging from minor to
major procedures, in various medical specialties. He highlighted that
approximately 15 of these surgeries were cosmetic procedures.
The
Jordanian Field Hospital in Nablus started
receiving patients and visitors on November 23rd, providing medical and
therapeutic services.
Dr. Ababneh spoke about a significant surgical
procedure performed on a 25-year-old patient suffering from severe limitations
in the movement of the fingers of her left hand. The patient had scars from
burns sustained two years ago due to a heat press. The initial treatment
involved traditional methods, and the patient did not seek treatment at any
hospital until she visited the
Jordanian hospital in Nablus.
Upon examination, the patient was found to
have severe limitations in the movement of her left hand's fingers, along with
significant skin contractions, affecting her daily activities and work. The
doctor explained that they performed a surgical procedure involving the removal
of the affected area and reconstructing it using a thick
skin patch from the
abdominal wall. The surgery aimed to repair the limited hand movement, and the
patient is expected to undergo additional surgeries and
physical therapy for complete
hand functionality in the future.
Dr. Ababneh emphasized that the hospital's
capabilities, including medical staff and expertise, are extensive, and it is
fully equipped to conduct such surgeries regularly. The medical teams are
trained to perform these procedures, and the hospital's capacity is integrated
for various surgical operations.
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