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المملكة: Saving an Iraqi woman from blood poisoning and intestinal suffocation in Medina


The medical teams in the General Surgery Department were able to in Medina to save the life of a 70-year-old Iraqi woman after she suffered from intestinal suffocation as a result of a hernia in the abdominal wall.

He explained stated that the beneficiary came to the hospital’s emergency department, where she suffered from symptoms of intestinal suffocation, with the appearance of initial indicators of poisoning and high blood acidity, in addition to a decline and disturbance in blood circulation.

Medical teams

The group stated that the medical teams immediately began conducting the necessary examinations, and the beneficiary was urgently transferred to the operating room, where a successful surgery was performed on her, during which the hernia was repaired and the intestines were returned to their normal position inside the abdomen.

The center stated that the beneficiary recovered after the operation and left the hospital in good health.

Best. Health services

The report indicated that this intervention comes as part of ongoing efforts to provide the best health services to according to the highest medical standards within the urgent care path, which is one of the paths of the Saudi health care model.

The authority confirmed that the speed of response and the efficiency of the medical teams in dealing with the critical case directly contributed to stabilizing the patient’s vital indicators and avoiding the occurrence of serious complications.

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