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“Health train”: officials under the eagle underwent a medical examination

Mobile medical complex of Pleshcheevskaya CRB worked near the building of the administration of the Orel municipal district.

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The mobile medical complex of the Pleshcheevsky Central District Hospital worked near the building of the administration of the Orel municipal district. Doctors conducted an examination and medical examination for employees on Thursday, October 16.

The mobile mobile complex is equipped with everything necessary for basic, but very important diagnostics: a mobile fluorograph and mammograph; a modern mobile room where you can do an ECG, take tests for sugar and cholesterol, and undergo a general blood test. The examination is carried out by qualified specialists: a therapist, a radiologist, a midwife of the observation room and procedural nurses.

We add that the "Train of Health" on a permanent basis leaves for settlements of the Orel municipal district. All the necessary examination program can be completed in just one hour.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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