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The last coronavirus patients discharged

The Infectious Diseases Unit A, which was opened to be designated to coronavirus patients at the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, closed today, after its final three patients were released in excellent health

7/06/2020

A coronavirus project that tranversed continents at Hillel Yaffe

A nine-year-old boy who is sick with cancer was flown to Israel, after being granted exceptional authorization, to be operated on in Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Orthopedic Oncology Unit

1/06/2020

A first at Hillel Yaffe: The smallest pacemaker in the world implanted

A pioneering pacemaker, far smaller than a regular one, was implanted for the first time this week at the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, in a woman in her sixties who is a dialysis patient

26/05/2020

A first for Hillel Yaffe and Israel: Innovative surgery to create a vagina in a woman who was born with an underdeveloped reproductive organ

During surgery, the surgeons of the Urogynecology Unit formed a vagina from tissue from the peritoneum – which is part of the abdominal lining – without any need for cutting the colon or using skin grafts, as was once required

25/05/2020

Can we comfortably send our children to school?

Many parents are still nervous about sending their children to their classes, especially after reports of teachers and preschool assistants who were discovered to have had coronavirus. Dr. Michal Shtein, Director of the Infectious Diseases Unit at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, provides several answers to calm worried parents

24/05/2020

Three snake bites – all ended with hospitalization

The hot and dry weather has begun to leave its mark. Three young people arrived at the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center after having been bitten by Palestine vipers. All three needed medical treatment and were hospitalized for continued treatment and follow-up

19/05/2020

Number 1 for nursing

An incredible achievement for Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s academic nursing school – which was awarded first place out of all Israel’s nursing schools in the Ministry of Health’s Star Program for Nurse Training

18/05/2020

The first day of preschool: A fifteen-month old baby choked on an apple

On the first day back at preschool a toddler from the Hadera area was brought to the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Unit after she choked on an apple which she had eaten in daycare. A doctor from the ENT – Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery Unit extracted the apple from the end of her pharynx

14/05/2020

Seeing the doctor from afar, feeling near

With the return to almost normal activity, and in light of the existing guidelines for the required caution in light of coronavirus, the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center is enabling distance medical consultations for its patients

11/05/2020

Getting back into routine: Hillel Yaffe is fully prepared to return to elective procedures

The Hillel Yaffe Medical Center is returning to elective procedures including non-urgent surgery, and is opening clinics and units, including the IVF Unit. The renewed activity will be accompanied by stringent observance of all Ministry of Health guidelines

4/05/2020

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