Save a child from syndrome "Decompression of the toxic skin" Rare in Horus Hospital in Luxor
The General Authority for Health Care announced the success of the medical team at Horus Specialized Hospital of the Authority’s branch in Luxor Governorate, in dealing with one of the most dangerous rare skin conditions, for a child with syndrome & quot; toxic skin decomposition & quot; (Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis), which is one of the highly dangerous emergency medical conditions, where death rates globally reach more than 50%.
& nbsp; And the start of intense accurate therapeutic protocol, which lasted for more than 21 days, and several medical specialties participated in full coordination between children’s teams and intensive care, plastic surgery, dermatology, ophthalmology, along with the clinical pharmacy team and specialized nursing. The stability of all vital indicators, pointing to the medical and nursing efforts that embodied an integrated humanitarian and professional model, enhances the confidence of citizens in the new health system in Luxor Governorate. Saying: & Laquo; Quick response, accuracy in diagnosis, and integration between specialties within Horus Hospital, reflects the readiness of our facilities to work according to the highest international quality standards & raquo;. Excellence in providing specialized medical care under the comprehensive health insurance system, pointing to the authority’s endeavor to add many specialized services packages to serve the beneficiaries in its province, especially the residents of Upper Egypt.
