Recovery and rehabilitation of the wounded
Recovery and rehabilitation of the wounded
Completed

Recovery and rehabilitation of the wounded

Started: 15.03.2023
Uzhorod
Completed
Totally raised
1300.0 UAH
Funded
100%
Total goal
1300.00 UAH

In connection with military operations, thousands of civilians, military personnel and representatives of emergency services receive injuries of varying degrees of severity every day. Groups that have suffered injuries to the nervous system, craniocerebral injuries, injuries to the musculoskeletal system or the spine need specific treatment and a full course of rehabilitation to restore lost functions. Their mobility, work capacity, social adaptation, physical activity, well-being and future life in general depend on this direction.

Zakarpattia medical institutions, being the most distant from the front line, provide treatment and rehabilitation of the wounded, and faced a huge workload. Doctors need specific equipment to improve the quality and speed of rehabilitation.

"Regional Clinical Center of Neurosurgery and Neurology" of the Zakarpattia Regional Council (Uzhgorod), on the basis of which a Multidisciplinary rehabilitation team was created (3 doctors of physical and rehabilitation medicine, 2 neurologists, 3 neurosurgeons, 4 physiotherapists, 2 occupational therapists, 2 psychologists and 2 speech therapists ), which specializes in medical rehabilitation of people with damage to the nervous system and musculoskeletal system. Currently, military personnel, emergency service workers, and civilians who have received injuries of varying degrees of severity as a result of military operations or shelling (including missile attacks) are being treated and rehabilitated here, namely mine-explosive and craniocerebral injuries with spinal cord injuries. - movement apparatus or nervous system, fractures, etc. On average, about 2,000 patients are admitted per month.

To carry out complex treatment in the institution, there is a need for such a device as an electromyograph. This device does not exist at all.

Electromyography (EMG) is a highly informative method of assessing the function of nerves and muscles of the body. With the help of special computerized equipment, the doctor records the contractions of the muscles of the arms and legs, measures the speed of conduction of impulses along the motor and sensitive fibers of the nerves, evaluates the activity of individual structures of the brain and spinal cord. This allows you to find the place where the damage occurred and make an accurate diagnosis in the shortest possible time and draw up a plan for the necessary treatment and rehabilitation. Moreover, the patient needs to have control examinations from time to time to diagnose the person's condition.

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