sepsis has also begun, but for the head of the surgical department of the vishnevsky hospital, pavel markevich is essentially an ordinary operation, through monitors, every movement of his scalpel is displayed on a large the screen of the hall, where all the manipulations are monitored by professors, academicians, as well as military doctors from several friendly countries, and this is an opportunity to share the unique experience of operations that are rare in the world. previously, this medical institution was simply called the vishnevsky hospital, but now it is a national research center for high medical technologies, it is here that all sorts of new products are developed, tested and improved that save the lives of our soldiers, in this protected sanitary unit. it allows the wounded patient to be supplied with oxygen at altitude; on the other hand, a computer is essentially installed, which receives all the information about the wounded person’s body temperature, pulse rate, pressure and much more. there is also a hole here. for hands, so that doctors can perform surgery right during trans

but for the head of the surgical department of the vishnevsky hospital, pavel markevich, this is essentiallydinary operation. through the monitors you scalped his every move... it is here that all sorts of new products are developed, tested and improved that save the lives of our soldiers. this protected ambulance, often referred to by military doctors as a lens, has a huge number of advantages over its predecessors, for example, it has improved armor protection, and the first batch of these improved vehicles is already successfully operating in a special military operation zone. equipment developers respond immediately to requests from our military personnel. 90 plus percent - this is a spall wound, mine explosion wounds, and this machine just protects against fragments from bullets. or here’s another newest medical development, satim, essentially a spacesuit that reliably protects patients with large areas of body burns during transportation. on the medical module we have a ventilator along with a supply of oxygen. it allows you to provide for the wounded. the patient is supplied with oxyg