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“Foreign objects are not a game”

A ten shekel coin, a sharp part of a toy, and a hair pin, are just a few of the incidents treated last weekend at the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center Pediatric Emergency Medicine Unit, after they were swallowed by little children

18/07/2019

A Safe Summer at Hillel Yaffe

With the arrival of summer and the children on vacation, the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Pediatrics Department held a designated day to raise awareness of children’s safety inside and outside the home

10/07/2019

Instead of surgery – Radiofrequency ablation of thyroid nodules

At the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, doctors have begun to use radiofrequency technologies to remove thyroid nodules. The obvious advantages: no scarring of the neck, a short hospitalization, and fewer surgical complications

9/07/2019

Pelvic floor problems? There’s a nurse who can help you

Hillel Yaffe’s Urogynecology Unit has launched a new service - a clinic with a dedicated urogynecology nurse, which will be operated by a single nurse, Betty Lisser, an experienced midwife at Hillel Yaffe who was trained in urogynecology

29/05/2019

A nine-year-old boy was bitten by a snake at a Lag Ba’omer bonfire

The boy is hospitalized in good condition in the Pediatrics Department after being treated with antivenom. Before another evening of bonfires, the hospital would like to warn not only of the very hot weather and the fear of fires getting out of control, but also of snake bites at the end of spring

23/05/2019