16 August 2008, 14:16

Patients with infected wounds arrive to North-Ossetian hospitals

Now, the Central Clinical Hospital of North Ossetia keeps 108 wounded persons from South Ossetia; three of them are in heavy conditions. Some victims are already arriving with infected wounds.

Kazbek Gusov, Chief Physician of the Hospital has told the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent that the wounds had been infected because the South-Ossetian victims were rendered the first aid only, and they were not timely brought to medical establishments. Basically, these are people with gunshot wounds, the doctor said. Now, they need lengthy treatment.

"Many patients already have complications; they have increased body temperature. They need some anti-gangrene serum," he said.
Yesterday, on August 14, the Hospital received 8 wounded persons; two serious patients with mine and explosive traumas and gunshot wounds were transported for treatment to Moscow.

Today, humanitarian aid has arrived to the Hospital, and the Chief Physician said that the patients now receive everything they need.

Author: Emma Marzoyeva, CK correspondent

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