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Eight patients discharged from SKIMS Bemina after recovery

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Covid-19: 18 persons discharged from SKIMS Bemina after recovery
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SRINAGAR : Eight patients were today discharged from SKIMS Bemina (JVC) after testing negative for Covid-19.

According to a press release issued by SKIMS Bemina, the patients discharged today include 07 patients admitted under the Department of Medicine in High Dependency Unit (HDU) ICU and one from Gynae and Obstetrics.

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“Among the discharged patients, six had Severe COVID Pneumonia with Severe Respiratory Distress, and were put on High Flow Oxygen besides other COVID treatment including Inj. Remdesivir. These patients with COVID Pneumonia had associated co-morbidities like Hypertension, Hypothyroidism and Diabetes, which were also taken care of,” reads the press release.

“Regarding the other two patients, one patient who was very sick and remained admitted for 47 days besides receiving Inj. Remdesivir and Convalescent Plasma Therapy (CPT), the patient failed to recover on maximum oxygen therapy and was put on Ventilator and stayed in ICU for 37 days,” the press release said.

“Another patient of Gynae and Obstetrics delivered normally and the patients were monitored on a day to day basis till their oxygen saturation remained 94 percent on room air and were discharged from HDU,” it said.

“917 patients, out of total 1009 COVID positive patients, have recovered so far. The recovery rate at present is 90.88 percent and with 29 fatalities the mortality rate is 2.87 percent,” it added.

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