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THE Larissa it’s slowly moving to its suffocating levels Thessaloniki with doctors making superhuman efforts to keep their patients alive.
The general hospital in the area has been converted exclusively into a hospital for Covid-19 incidentsSince he does not treat and does not examine other cases, which are referred to the university hospital.
ICU beds are full, and physicians are creating simple ICU beds to be able to respond to increased patient admissions.
Talking to Mega, the Apostolos Komnos, Director of the ICU at Larissa General Hospital, described the situation and was emotional when he referred an 80-year-old patient who was tired and did not want to be intubated.
“He asked me to get in touch with his family to say goodbye.” Lord Komnos said with a broken voice. “He said goodbye to them one by one with a video call. Fortunately, it has not yet been lost and we hope it will not be lost. “ added.
Mr. Komnos also said that: “The hospital has allocated 123 beds for Covid-19 cases and 24 ICU beds. We have reached our limits. We are going to operate with the help of our colleagues that we will help another 5 beds during the weekend. They will open another 5 beds in Lamia during the weekend. There is no electricity from the other hospitals. “
Mr. Komnos noted that a total of 176 beds will be available for Covid-19 patients.
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