The hospital of Sino-Comorian Friendship in Bambao Mtsanga, Ndzuani, hosted the 17th Chinese medical mission from October 27-28. The team planned to consult nearly 300 patients across various specialties and perform surgical operations. The consultations and medication were provided free of charge. Patients flocked to the hospital on the first day for consultations and to address their health concerns. Specialties offered included general surgery, otolaryngology, orthopedics, obstetrics-gynecology, and general medicine.
The Chinese medical team was led by Zhong Xiaogang, Vice-President of the People's Hospital of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in China. He explained that the mission combined specialized consultations and surgical operations. The team provided free joint consultations with local doctors from the 17th Chinese medical team sent to Comoros. The consultations covered multiple specialties to offer quality medical services to the Comorian population.
Zhong Xiaogang stated that patients were selected for surgical operations. The team comprised not only specialized experts but also experienced anesthetists and the head nurse of the operating room to perform operations on local patients. This year's mission marked the third year of targeted support from his hospital to the Comorian structure. They planned to assess previous cooperation and assistance work to improve their mechanism and optimize their collaboration model.
The free consultations and medication were significant aspects of the initiative for the beneficiaries. Laambati Omar, a patient, expressed gratitude to the Chinese doctors and Bambao Mtsanga hospital for the perfect organization of the consultations and distribution of necessary medication. Patient Houmadi Said requested that such consultations be organized more regularly, citing the availability of various specialties and the risks associated with seeking care elsewhere.
The collaboration between the hospital and Chinese medical team enabled the provision of quality medical services to the Comorian population. The hospital aimed to improve its techniques and quality of care through the support and cooperation. Zhong Xiaogang emphasized the importance of optimizing their collaboration model to better protect the health of the Comorian population.
The patients benefited from various medical specialties during the two-day mission. The Chinese medical team's efforts were appreciated by the patients, who received free consultations and medication. The mission demonstrated the commitment of the Chinese medical team and the hospital to provide quality medical care to the Comorian population.
The medical mission concluded after two days of consultations and surgical operations. The patients expressed satisfaction with the services provided, and the hospital looked forward to future collaborations with the Chinese medical team. The mission's success was attributed to the effective partnership between the hospital and the Chinese medical team.
Key points
- - The 17th Chinese medical mission provided free consultations and surgical operations to nearly 300 patients in Comoros' Bambao Mtsanga hospital. - The mission was a collaboration between the hospital and the Chinese medical team, offering various medical specialties, including general surgery, otolaryngology, and obstetrics-gynecology. - The initiative was appreciated by patients, who received free consultations and medication, and expressed the need for more regular organization of such medical missions.