The Kosovo University Clinical Center (QKUK) reported managing a significant volume of medical needs, providing 326 instances of emergency services over the preceding 24 hours. According to data released by QKUK, the high volume of patient care was distributed across several specialized departments. The breakdown of emergency services indicates substantial activity across the facility.
The Internal Medicine Emergency department handled the highest number of cases, recording 97 visits. Resuscitation services managed 83 cases, while the Surgical Emergency department treated 64 patients. Additionally, the Orthopedic Emergency department processed 55 cases, contributing to the overall count of services provided.
Furthermore, 27 patients utilized the Minor Room for procedures such as wound suturing, cleaning, and processing. In terms of specific trauma incidents, the facility treated patients for various types of injuries. The reports detail four instances of gunshot wounds, one case involving cold weapon injuries, and notably, 17 individuals treated for injuries sustained in traffic accidents.
Beyond these major interventions, QKUK also conducted 36 general consultations during the same 24-hour period. These figures underscore the consistent demand for comprehensive emergency medical care within the region.
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