Children's University Hospital - Damascus

Children's University Hospital - Damascus
Geography
Location Damascus, Syria
Organisation
Care system Public
Hospital type Teaching Hospital
Affiliated university Damascus University
Services
Beds 429
History
Founded 1978

History

The General Authority of Pediatrics Hospital was established in the year 1978 in Damascus.[1]

It is considered a service educational body where medical students, postgraduates, and the Arab board receive training, and also doctoral dissertations are prepared in various specialties in addition to students of medical institutes and the nursing school of Damascus University.

It is considered, as well, a scientific center where many conferences are held annually, such as the pediatric hospitals conference, the association of pediatricians conference, the association of the doctors of premature and newborn conference, the Syrian – Italian conference for pediatricians, the Syrian-German conference for pediatricians, the Syrian – Spanish conference for pediatricians, the Syrian-French conference for pediatricians, the Syrian-American conference for pediatricians, and some special conferences on pediatric surgery.[2]

Sections

  • Emergency and Temporary Accommodation.
  • Premature and Newborn.
  • Surgery.
  • General Diseases.
  • Infectious Diseases and Quarantine.
  • Oncology and Hematology.
  • Private Ward.
  • Intensive Care.

Diagnostic Tools

  • Upper and lower gastrointestinal endoscopy unit and liver biopsies.
  • Lung function and bronchial endoscopy unit.
  • ECG and echo unit.
  • EEG unit.
  • MRI.
  • A cardiac catheterization.

- Devices at the Center of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery and Bone Marrow Transplant:

  • Integral laboratory device
  • Anesthesia, recovery, and I C devices.
  • Imaging and X-ray device.
  • Integral operation devices.

Laboratories

  • The central laboratory carries out the following medical tests: blood, glands, cancerous, and chemical tests.
  • Emergency Lab.
  • Histopathology Lab.
  • Genetics Lab.
  • Artificial Kidney Unit.
  • Kidney Transplant Unit.

See also

References

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