Manaus / AM – During the Republic Day holiday, this Wednesday (15), the Alfredo da Mata Hospital Foundation (FUHAM) held the third Skin Surgery Day of 2023, treating 30 skin cancer patients, most of them in an advanced stage of the disease. illness. The surgeries were performed at the Fundação Adriano Jorge Hospital Surgical Center, a partner in the three such trips held this year. All subjects were selected from the SISREG national staging system based on disease progression score criteria.
FUHAM CEO, Dr. Carlos Schirano, highlighted the efforts of the two institutions. “When we unite our efforts to help in the field of health, it is the population that wins. We have a good institutional and personal relationship with the Adriano Jorge Hospital Foundation. On average, we can perform about sixty surgeries at each event. We are grateful for the cooperation of our colleagues who came to help us,” said Schirano. In this endeavor and all the employees who contribute to carrying out this activity,” he explained that each patient undergoes more than one surgical operation, depending on the number of cancerous lesions that were removed from the skin.
This day was attended by doctors, nurses, pharmacists, social workers, and administrative staff from both institutions.
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