Transfer of pterygium surgery techniques helps people in border areas receive treatment right at the facility.

SKĐS - Ky Son Medical Center has received the transfer of pterygium surgery techniques, helping people in border areas to be treated right where they live. This technique improves the quality of medical services and reduces costs for patients.

On December 2, Ky Son Medical Center (Nghe An) announced that it had coordinated with Do Luong General Hospital to transfer the technique of pterygium surgery - autologous conjunctival transplantation to the team of ophthalmologists at the unit. This is an important step to improve the capacity of the border medical sector, where people still face many difficulties in accessing specialized services.

Transfer of pterygium surgery techniques helps people in border areas receive treatment right at the facility.

The technique of autologous conjunctival pterygium transplantation is a modern method, limiting recurrence and helping to improve vision significantly. Dr. Nguyen Viet Hien, Deputy Director of Do Luong General Hospital, directly guides from theory to practice on patients. Mr. Hien commits that the unit will continue to accompany colleagues at Ky Son Medical Center to master the technique safely and sustainably.

On the day of transfer, Ky Son Medical Center performed the first surgeries, ensuring proper procedures, patients recovered well and highly appreciated the quality of service. Mastering this technique helps people in border communes no longer have to travel dozens of kilometers of mountain passes to transfer to other hospitals, reducing costs and reducing the burden on upper-level hospitals.

Do Luong General Hospital supported Ky Son Medical Center with a gift worth 50 million VND to supplement equipment and improve conditions for implementing new techniques.

Do Luong General Hospital supported Ky Son Medical Center with a gift worth 50 million VND to supplement equipment and improve conditions for implementing new techniques. Director of Ky Son District Medical Center, Dr. CKII Sam Van Hai expressed his thanks and affirmed that the unit will continue to strengthen coordination and expand expertise to better serve people in the highlands.

The transfer activity has practical significance, contributing to improving the quality of health care for the Ky Son border community, where access to quality medical services is still difficult.

Source: https://suckhoedoisong.vn/chuyen-giao-ky-thuat-mo-mong-mat-giup-nguoi-dan-vung-bien-duoc-dieu-tri-ngay-tai-co-so-169251202084912904.htm