The University Clinical Center of Kosovo’s Emergency Center reported significant activity over the last 24 hours, providing a total of 384 emergency services. The facility’s comprehensive center managed a wide range of medical incidents, with twenty-four individuals specifically treated for injuries sustained in traffic accidents. The volume of care provided was distributed across several specialized departments.
In the Resuscitation unit, 125 patients received attention, indicating the highest level of critical care demand. Furthermore, the Orthopedic Emergency unit treated 90 patients, while the Internal Medicine Emergency department managed care for 89 individuals. The Surgical Emergency unit treated 47 patients, and the Minor Room handled procedures such as wound cleaning and stitching for 33 patients.
Beyond trauma and internal medicine, the emergency services also addressed acute poisoning incidents. During this period, two documented cases of intoxication were recorded, with 24 people seeking care for related issues. Overall, the data reflects the high operational tempo at the University Hospital Center.
The staff were responsible for administering care across diverse medical needs, ensuring that patients required immediate attention were properly assessed and treated. The breakdown of services underscores the specialized capacity of the various emergency wings to handle both predictable trauma loads and unexpected medical crises within the last day.
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