Padang, West Sumatra Province, was the site of a voluntary medical project for pediatric heart surgeries conducted by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre.
According to SPA, the project took place from July 24 to 31 and involved 16 volunteers.
The medical team examined 53 patients and performed 25 open-heart surgeries and 2 cardiac catheter intervention procedures. Additionally, the team completed 58 electrocardiogram examinations, performed CT scans for 2 beneficiaries, and conducted diagnostic analysis and reading for 30 CT images.
Where and when did the KSrelief medical project take place? The voluntary medical project for pediatric heart surgeries was conducted in Padang, located in the West Sumatra Province of Indonesia. The initiative took place between July 24 and July 31 and was supported by a team of 16 volunteers.
What surgical procedures were performed during the mission? The medical team performed a total of 25 open-heart surgeries and 2 cardiac catheter intervention procedures. These surgeries were part of a broader effort where 53 patients were examined by the volunteer team.
What diagnostic services were provided to the patients in Indonesia? The team provided 58 electrocardiogram examinations and performed CT scans for 2 beneficiaries. Furthermore, the medical volunteers conducted diagnostic analysis and reading for 30 different CT images.