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President of Aswan University: The opening of the intensive care unit at the university hospital is a new addition to the patient service – Al-Osbou newspaper

Today, Wednesday, Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Ghallab Mohamed, President of Aswan University, Dr. Mohamed Zaki Al-Dahshouri, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dr. Ehab Hanafi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health, Dr. Ashraf Maabad, Executive Director of Aswan University Hospitals, Dr. Essam Abu El-Magd, Director of the Central Administration of Health Affairs at the hospital, Dr. Mohamed Mustafa, Head of the Tract Department, Dr. Sherif Farrag, Dr. Amr Alam, and Dr. Moez El-Shahdy, CEO of the Egyptian Cure Bank, witnessed the opening of the intensive care unit at the university hospital. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Ghallab Mohamed, President of Aswan University, said that the intensive care unit was opened, which is a gift from the Egyptian Cure Bank, which includes 10 intensive care beds, 10 menonter, a central monitoring unit, 18 solution pumps, 5 drug pumps, 5 air mattresses, and 10 modern ventilators, which are estimated to cost about 10 million pounds, and a new incinerator has been installed and operated to dispose of medical waste at the university hospital, which is estimated to cost 7 million. Pound. And that the opening of the intensive care unit is a new addition to the service of patients of the university hospital, which includes 75 intensive care units, and with the opening of this unit, the total intensive care unit at the university hospital reaches 85 intensive care and care units to serve the people of Aswan Governorate and neighboring governorates. For his part, Dr. Moez El-Shahdy, CEO of the Egyptian Cure Bank, said that the Egyptian Cure Bank has been working for ten years to provide a system of free health care for citizens who are unable to afford the cost of treatment from members of the Egyptian society through our expertise in the field of charitable and health work, and our strong and permanent partnerships with entities concerned with providing health service from government and university hospitals. Dr. Mohamed Zaki Al-Dahshouri, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, pointed out that the intensive care unit is an essential component in any Aswan University Hospital, which is what we call the "life-saving unit for patients" and is a new addition within Aswan University Hospital. Al-Dahshouri added that the university hospital is working to receive all sick cases from Aswan Governorate and neighboring governorates, and the hospital administration seeks to provide medical service that befits the people of Aswan, and the unit is a new breakthrough added to the total care at the university hospital in Aswan.