World’s leading doctors provide free medical treatment for children with disabilities in Hanoi

PSNews - A delegation of doctors of the Children Action Foundation on March 12 arrived at Hanoi’s Saint Paul Hospital to provide free checkups and treatment for local child patients with congenital malformations and after-traumatic limb and spinal injuries.

This humanitarian program runs through March 16.

According to Director of the Saint Paul Hospital Nguyen Dinh Hung, pediatric patients will receive quality services at the European standard as the delegation includes top experts specializing in orthopedics from Spanish and French healthcare centers.

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World’s leading doctors provide free medical treatment for children with disabilities in Hanoi

Serious patients will be operated on at the Saint Paul Hospital. The surgical costs will mainly be covered by the health insurance companies, but additional treatment costs beyond the medical cover will be paid by the Children Action Foundation.

On the first day, about 100 children nationwide were examined by doctors from the Children Action Foundation. The foreign doctors also consulted their colleagues at Saint Paul Hospital about appropriate therapies.

Speaking to the PSNews, Doctor Jérôme Sales de Gauzy, head of the visiting delegation of the Children Action said that the foundation has been operating for 20 years in Vietnam, and has helped thousands of children with their deformities. However, this was the first time such a humanitarian program had been held in Hanoi.

The program will be continued if it proves to be effective.

According to a two-year agreement between Hanoi’s Saint Paul Hospital and the Children Action Foundation, 2-3 delegations of top experts in orthopedics from France, Switzerland and Spain will visit Vietnam each year to join hands with Vietnamese doctor in providing health checkups and treatment for children with congenital malformations.

By Phung Nguyen

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