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Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Physical Therapy Service is leading a special project in which group and personal exercise classes are held for patients hospitalized in the hospital’s Mental Health Department

Nadav Karabi, a 17-year-old boy from Caesarea, was out with his friends when he suddenly felt stinging pain in his leg. After a few seconds, he realized that he had been bitten by a snake. He was rushed to the Pediatric Emergency Room at Hillel Yaffe, where he received life-saving treatment

Two young men were recently admitted to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center's Neurology Department with extreme weakness and loss of sensation in their limbs, which turned out to be the devastating effects of inhaling the gas contained in whipped cream dispensers. Dr. Adi Hersalis-Eldar, a senior physician in the department said, “The gas in whipped cream dispensers is actually laughing gas (nitrous oxide) and uncontrolled use may lead to permanent harm”

A 40-year-old woman came in with severe abdominal pain, which turned out to be a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy. In emergency surgery, performed using an innovative vaginal laparoscopic technique, the doctors were able to remove the damaged fallopian tube, and the patient was hospitalized in the Gynecology Department to recover

This week Hillel Yaffe Medical Center held its traditional event to award prizes and recognize interns who have shown special achievements during their internship