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The chief physician of the largest intensive care unit in Sibiu County, the County Emergency Clinical Hospital (SCJU), Mihai Sava, explains how COVID-19 destroys all organs of critically ill patients and says that in some situations the tests are “incredible” and “you can’t imagine the patient is still alive.”
- “The disease really exists, we have to be aware, to protect ourselves and our colleagues, our colleagues, our family. The disease exists, the results are dramatic because it is extremely contagious and in a short time, a great number of people suffer from this disease
- (…) I understand that the vaccine for COVID is coming soon, which was made in an extremely short time compared to other vaccines and sadly, there are many people who are skeptical about the vaccine and the fact that many are thinking that if they get the vaccine, they will get sick from the vaccine, which is not true at all. I want to emphasize that if it is possible to get vaccinated, if you can get this vaccine, I encourage everyone to get vaccinated. They will vaccinate me one hundred percent, “Mihai Sava, ATI chief physician at SCJU Sibiu, told Agerpres on Wednesday.
With 27 years of experience in ATI, Dr. Mihai Sava says he is impressed by all the COVID-19 patients who tolerate low levels of blood oxygenation, practically the shock tests of doctors.
- “Everyone impresses you, because these patients tolerate, compared to other patients, with other respiratory pathologies, they tolerate low levels of blood oxygenation, they tolerate them very well and you see them breathing hard, but not extraordinarily and yet you see in the tests Some results that are incredible, which means you can’t imagine the patient is still alive with these blood oxygenation results. Sit down and continue with invasive mechanical ventilation, “says Dr. Mihai Sava.
It also says that COVID-19 patients are unique compared to others with respiratory problems. This means that the number of ATI deaths in these infected patients remains very high.
- “Without oxygen, not only in COVID pathology, in all pathologies, but especially in COVID pathology, without oxygen there is no Intensive Care, without oxygen there is no (ATI – no) in any respiratory pathology, especially in COVID, where the The world sees that the patient is gasping for air and desaturating.
- But COVID is a multisystemic disease, the lung is the most obvious, that the patient does not have air, but (…) all the organs in turn collide. That is why the mortality rate is so high and that is why there are morphopathological changes, so at the cellular level, in the lung, that are not found in other respiratory pathologies. And because of this, the lung recovery of the COVID patient is extremely difficult. He has some important sequelae, even if he manages to overcome the acute illness, ”Mihai Sava draws attention.
