NYU and Israeli hospital team up to treat wounded IDF soldiers

The University of New York (NYU) is part of the Langon with an Israeli hospital to give fresh hope of Israeli defense forces (IDF) who have lost their limbs in the brutal war against Hamas.

Israeli charity Belev Echad facilitated the international cooperation between the Tel Aviv Sourasky-Ichilov and the NYU Center for the renovation of the amputation (Emperor) for the delivery of top osseintegration techniques that launched Israeli soldiers in the United States and trained Imphrael doctors.

Osseintegration is a process that allows the denture to be attached directly to the patient’s bone, removing the pressure on their soft tissue. Nyu Car is a multidisciplinary center founded in 2019, which focuses on patients suffering from “complex limbs of limbs” or suffering from severely innate deficiencies, said Dr. Omri Ayalon, head of the center.

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A soldier wounded at Khan Yunis said he just wanted to go back to a normal life. (Israeli defense forces)

“I feel very grateful that I am able to provide a service that helps. Here we have a luxury not to be in the war time and capable of focusing on these reconstructive procedures that help these soldiers return to a more normal lifestyle,” Dr. Ayalon told Fox News Digital.

Hamas’s horrible October 7th terrorist attacks The Subsequent War in Gaza also tragically increased the need for prosthetics in Israel, but osse integration was not yet widespread in the country.

The interdisciplinary nature of NYU car allows patients to get all the necessary services to a successful prosthetic implant in one place, including surgery, physical therapy and emotional consultation. Techniques available in Nyu Car, which before October 7th They had experience in the treatment of wounded Ukrainian soldiers, they can help alleviate the phantom sense of limbs and other pain associated with amputation and prosthesis, and the osseintegration allows patients to be equipped with prosthetics when they could not.

IDF combat remedy in us to receive a prosthetic hand

Nyu Langone is a partner with an Israeli hospital to perform a top surgery. (Noam Galai/Getty Images)

The wounded Israeli soldier Imri Rong, 26, was in Australia when the word was broken by his country attacked. He hurried home as soon as the flight became available and served as the commander of the IDF K-9 unit in Gaza. Rong was injured when he and his team cleaned a Home in Khan Yunis It turned out to be trapped. The house, wired with explosives, collapsed to soldiers. The dog’s dog, Cheetah, who warned the soldiers about pilots traps with just a few seconds, was killed in collapse, but all the soldiers fled their lives. Rong deserves a cheetah for rescue.

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

Rong suffered nerve damage in his leg and ankle that made him walk. Belev Echad provided treatment in Nyu Car. He says his “greatest desire” is to see all the hostages at home, and he is looking forward to living a “normal life” after the surgery is over and hopes he will play football with friends again.

The paintings were shown on the walls of the bomb shelter, in which, six months before, people sought refuge before being killed during a deadly attack on Israel on the terrorist Hamas from Gaza, near Kibbutz Beeri in southern Israel, April 7, 2024. (Reuters/Amir Cohen)

Dr. Yaron Mor of Ichilov Hospital, one of the greatest Israeli, believes that a partnership with the NYU car provides a unique opportunity for both countries to grow from the knowledge of each other. Dr. Mor told Fox News Digital that his wounded veterans’ treatment was particularly significant. Dr. Mor served in the previous war in Gaza, Operation played the lead and had to identify the body of a murdered friend.

“The privilege is to treat them. They are children, we have to give them the opportunity to lead normal lives,” said Dr. Mor.

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Belev Echad is an Israeli rehabilitation center for wounded IDF soldiers. The organization president, Rabbi Uriel Vigler, says that he has agreed this partnership to help in Israel enter “top -notch operations” and “innovative technology”.

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