NYU and Israeli Hospital for the treatment of wounded IDF soldiers

The University of New York (NYU) is united with an Israeli hospital to give fresh hope for Israeli (IDF).

Belev Ekhada’s Israeli charity facilitated international cooperation between Tel Aviv Medical Center Suraski-Ichilov and amputation Center (CAR) to provide modern methods of resintegrating that for the first time in the USA in Israeli soldiers and doctors.

Osseointegration is a process that allows you to prostate directly to the patient’s bone, eliminating the pressure on their soft tissue. Car NYU is an interdisciplinary center created in 2019, which focused on patients suffering from “complex limb injuries” or suffer from serious congenital defects, the head of the Dr. Omli Center said.

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A soldier wounded in Khan Yunis said he just wanted to go back to ordinary life. (Israel’s defense forces)

“I feel very grateful that I can provide a service that helps. We have a luxury not to be in wartime and is able to focus on these more reconstructive procedures that help these soldiers return to a more normal lifestyle,” said Dr. Ayalon Fox News Digital.

A scary Hamas October 7 of the terrorist attacks And the next gas war tragically increased the need for prosthetics in Israel, but osteointegration is not yet widespread in the country.

The interdisciplinary nature of the NYU Car Center allows patients to receive all the necessary services for a successful prosthetized implant, including surgery, physiotherapy and emotional advice in one place. Methods available in the NYU car which By October 7 Whether the experience of the treatment of injured Ukrainian soldiers can help relieve the sensation of phantom limbs and other pain associated with amputation and prosthetics, and Ossertegracration allows patients to be built with prosthetics when they were unable.

IDF Combat Medic u get prosthetics

Nyu Langone collaborates with an Israeli hospital for a modern operation. (Noam Galai/Getty Images)

The wounded Israeli soldier Imre Rong, 26, was in Australia when the word broke his country, was attacked. He rushed home as soon as he became a flight, and acted as the IDF K-9 unit commander. Rong was injured when he and his team cleared House in Khan Yunis It turned out to be a bush. The house, which was connected to the explosives, collapsed on the soldiers. The unit of the unit, the cheetahs, who warned the soldiers about the traps of the bush in just seconds, was killed in collapse, but all the soldiers fled their lives. Rong attributes cheetah for their preservation.

“She saved me the life that day she saved the life of eight soldiers,” he said Fox News Digital.

Rong damaged the nerves in the leg and ankle, which burned him to walk. Belev Echad provided treatment in the NYU car. He says his “greatest desire” is to see all the hostages home, and he looks forward to the life of “normal life” as soon as his operations are over and hopes to play football with his friends again.

The photos are displayed on the walls of the Bomb Bombing Walls, which, six months earlier, was searched for asylum before died during the death attack on October 7 on Israel Hamas from Gaza, near Berry’s kibbut in southern Israel, April 7, 2024. (Reuters/Amir Cohen)

Dr. Yaron Mor from Ilichov Hospital, one of the largest Israel, believes that NYU’s partnership is a unique opportunity for both countries to grow out of each other’s knowledge. Dr. Mor told Fox News Digital that the treatment of wounded veterans is particularly important to him. Dr. Mor served in the previous war in Gaza, the executive blow, and had to identify the body of the murdered friend.

“This is a privilege for their treatment. They are children, we must give them the opportunity to lead a normal life,” said Dr. Mor.

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Belev Echad is an Israeli rehabilitation center for injured IDF soldiers. Organization President Rabin Uriel Vicher says he has organized this partnership to help bring “innovative technologies” and “innovative technologies” to Israel.

“These operations will turn the lives of so many people,” he said.