Latvian Microsurgery Center Opens New Hospital in Riga, Expanding Surgical Capabilities
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Riga, latvia – the latvian Microsurgery Center has officially opened its new private hospital, a project costing eight million euros, at 332 Brivibas gatve. This advanced facility consolidates diagnostic, reconstructive, hand, aesthetic, and oncological microsurgery services into a single location, according to a recent proclamation. The hospital aims to provide high-quality reconstructive surgery and microsurgery, backed by experienced specialists and advanced technology [[1]].
New Hospital Details and Capabilities
The construction of the new hospital was financed through a combination of a five million euro credit from SEB bank and three million euros of the company’s own funds. The hospital will offer more than 300 types of surgical procedures and employs a team of over 70 professionals.Executive Director of the Center, Janis Bendiks, stated that a specialized inpatient department has been established for patients with severe injuries requiring intensive supervision.
The facility includes four single and three double wards, designed to accommodate patients with disabilities, and also features a ward for relatives. The hospital is equipped with modern medical technology, including a laparoscopy kit in one of its three operating rooms. The first patients where admitted last week.
Did You Know? The Latvian Microsurgery Center is the only medical institution in Latvia that performs the reattachment of traumatic body parts.
Microsurgery Center’s Role in Latvia and Beyond
The Latvian Microsurgery Center is the sole institution in Latvia providing state-funded services for reattaching severed body parts. The center performs a significant volume of surgeries annually, with an average of 4,000 operations per year, increasing to 5,500 operations last year. As 2014, the center has also provided care to hundreds of patients from Ukraine, including 150 soldiers with severe injuries.
The center has become a destination for medical tourists, welcoming patients from various European countries, including Britain, Germany, Sweden, and Norway. The medical team comprises nationally and internationally recognized surgeons specializing in plastic surgery, hand surgery, orthopedics, and traumatology, with training and experience gained in clinics across the US, Norway, France, the Netherlands, and the United Arab Emirates.
Financial Performance and Ownership
According to details from “Firmas.lv,” Ltd. “Latvijas plastics, reconstructive and microsurgery center” reported a profit of EUR 722,217 and a turnover of EUR 5,910,406 last year. The company,registered in 2003,has a share capital of EUR 2,848. the owners of the company are Janis Krustiņš (16.71%), Mārtiņš Kapickis (16.68%), Kalvis Pastars (16.68%), Gundars Krauklis (16.64%), Aivars Tihonovs (16.64%),and Haralds Adovičs (16.64%).
Pro Tip: When considering microsurgery, research the surgeon’s experience and the clinic’s technology to ensure the best possible outcome.
latvian Microsurgery Center: A leader in the Baltic States
The Latvian microsurgery Center is recognized as one of the largest plastic surgery clinics in the Baltic States [[3]]. The opening of this new specialized hospital underscores its commitment to providing high-quality, evidence-based medical services, ensuring optimal treatment outcomes and patient safety [[2]].
| metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Construction Cost of New Hospital | €8 Million |
| number of Surgical Procedures Offered | 300+ |
| annual Operations Performed | 5,500 |
| 2024 Profit | €722,217 |
| 2024 turnover | €5,910,406 |
What impact will this new facility have on medical tourism in Latvia? How will it affect the center’s ability to serve both local and international patients?
The evolution of Microsurgery
Microsurgery, involving the use of microscopes and specialized instruments to perform intricate surgical procedures, has revolutionized various medical fields. Initially developed for neurosurgery and ophthalmology, it has expanded into plastic and reconstructive surgery, hand surgery, and other specialties. The Latvian Microsurgery Center’s advancements reflect this global trend, offering increasingly sophisticated treatments and improved patient outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Microsurgery
This section provides answers to common questions about microsurgery, its applications, and what patients can expect during and after these procedures.
Disclaimer: This article provides general information about the Latvian Microsurgery Center and its services. It is indeed not intended as medical advice, and readers should consult with qualified healthcare professionals for personalized recommendations.
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