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In Lyubertsy, doctors saved a man from leg amputation

In Lyubertsky hospital received a patient with heart complaints

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In Lyubertsy, doctors saved a man from leg amputation

The Lyubertsky hospital received a patient with heart complaints. However, during the examination, doctors found several serious complications in the man at once: in addition to cardiac problems, he was diagnosed with pneumonia, as well as blood clots that completely blocked the blood flow in the left leg. There was a real threat of amputation.

According to the channel “Lubertsy”, the surgeons decided to immediately intervene and conducted a complex five-hour operation. During surgical manipulations, specialists removed blood clots and completely restored the blood supply to the affected leg. Thanks to the professionalism of the doctors, the man was able to move his leg again.

After the course of treatment and the necessary rehabilitation, the patient completely returned to normal life.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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