Sufferers of neurological trauma in Vladivostok are receiving medical attention
In the heart of Primorsky Krai, the Hospital for War Veterans plays a pivotal role in the state program for providing medical assistance to participants of the Special Military Operation (SVO) and their families. The program, overseen by Governor Oleg Kojemjako and the regional government, ensures priority medical care for those affected.
The Hospital for War Veterans serves as the base for a coordination center that organizes medical assistance for SVO participants and their families. Soldiers, who often arrive with injuries to peripheral nerves and the central nervous system due to concussions and brain damage, are treated in military hospitals before being sent for rehabilitation at Clinical Hospital No.4 in Vladivostok.
After undergoing 20-30 days of treatment at Clinical Hospital No.4, patients regain strength and return to military hospitals for further evaluation. The Neurology Department at Clinical Hospital No.4 employs a comprehensive approach to treatment, involving not only neurologists but also rehabilitation specialists and psychologists.
The medical organizations in Primorsky Krai adhere to the state program for providing medical assistance to SVO participants and their families. The Neurology Department at Clinical Hospital No.4 uses neuroprotective therapy, therapeutic exercise, and physiotherapy to improve conditions such as dizziness and headaches.
The regional Ministry of Health has clarified the methods used in the Neurology Department at Clinical Hospital No.4. Yulia Slezkina, the Head of the Neurology Department, leads the team of specialists dedicated to the rehabilitation of SVO participants.
It is worth noting that medical waiting times for SVO participants and their families in Primorsky Krai are minimal, ensuring prompt attention to their needs. The Primorsky Krai government's press service provided the information about the medical rehabilitation of SVO participants to IA PrimaMedia.
For detailed, up-to-date information on this topic, it is recommended to consult official Russian medical or military health ministry sources or contact Clinical Hospital No.4 directly, as this information is often sensitive and may not be widely published online.
- Neurological-disorders affecting soldiers, due to concussions and brain damage from the Special Military Operation (SVO), are addressed through therapies-and-treatments such as neuroprotective therapy, therapeutic exercise, and physiotherapy at the Neurology Department in Clinical Hospital No.4.
- The science of health-and-wellness, focused on medical-conditions like dizziness and headaches, plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation of SVO participants in the Hospital for War Veterans and Clinical Hospital No.4 in Vladivostok.
- The Hospital for War Veterans in Primorsky Krai, working under the state program for providing medical assistance, collaborates with other medical organizations to ensure prompt, comprehensive healthcare for SVO participants, peddling neurological-disorders treatments including rehabilitation therapies and interventions by psychologists.
