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The administration of Tripoli Government Hospital clarified, in a statement today, the reasons for the death of the patient, Maan Bakr, and indicated that the patient, Maan Bakr, entered the department of Corona on 9/13/2020 due to his infection. with Corona disease (severe dyspnea, 82% respiratory saturation) after being treated at home for about two weeks, PCR and scan lungs are positive with acute lung inflammation. He was treated in the department by specialist doctors and his dyspnea condition required his transfer to the resuscitation department on 09/15/2020 and he was placed on the cpap machine, and on 09/16/2020 an intubation was performed and he was placed in a ventilator on 09/17/2020 I had a chest drain due to pneumothorax in my right lung. His condition continued to deteriorate despite all treatments and a respirator until he passed away on 09/20/2020 due to severe respiratory failure caused by acute inflammation of the lungs caused by infection with the Coronavirus.
He added: “As for power outages, this is not correct, and therefore there is no interruption of oxygen, and this appears clearly for those who listen to the recording of the deceased hear the sound of oxygen clearly, signaling that the hospital is equipped with 4 generators and enough UPS to operate all respirators in emergency situations. “
The Tripoli Government Hospital indicated that “it is the first hospital in the north to take the initiative to receive Coronavirus patients under the direction and supervision of the Ministry of Public Health and the World Health Organization, which sends a daily medical and nursing team to supervise the course of treatment of Corona patients, and the hospital is equipped with the latest respirators and negative pressure rooms according to Health Organization specifications. WHO worldwide, which receives patients from all over the North. He wanted “in all social networks to be careful and precise before reporting the news.”
And the family of the deceased offered “my deepest condolences and condolences.”
Source: National Information Agency
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