On November 27, news from the Central Highlands General Hospital ( Dak Lak ) said that the unit had just successfully treated and operated on a patient who fell into a well, broke his spine, and was paralyzed in both legs.
According to the hospital, the patient, Ms. LTTH (37 years old, residing in Hamlet 2, Ea H'Leo Commune, Ea H'Leo District, Dak Lak Province) was brought to the Central Highlands General Hospital on the evening of November 23 in a state of severe pain in the lumbar region, complete loss of movement, and paralysis of both legs. X-ray and CT scan results showed that the patient had a fractured L1 vertebra, with severe spinal cord compression.
Doctor CK2 Huynh Nhu Dong, Head of Neurosurgery Department, Tay Nguyen General Hospital, checks the health of a patient after surgery.
According to the doctors' consultation, this is a case of a patient with a severe spinal injury, a mechanically unstable fracture, requiring emergency surgery to stiffen and fix the spine by screwing. The surgery was successful after 3 hours. The patient's health is currently stable, and he is continuing to be treated and monitored at the hospital.
Doctor CK2 Huynh Nhu Dong, Head of the Neurosurgery Department of the Central Highlands General Hospital, said that patient H. did not have a health insurance card, his family's circumstances were difficult, and the treatment and surgery process was very expensive. The department is currently proposing that the social work team of the hospital's Nursing Department support and help this case.
Previously, on the afternoon of November 23, Ms. H. went to pick coffee for a household in Ea H'leo commune and accidentally fell into an abandoned well in the field. The well had water, about 15 meters deep, and was difficult to detect because trees and weeds covered the mouth of the well. Upon receiving the news, the commune authorities and H.Ea H'leo came to rescue the victim from the well in a state of multiple injuries.
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