Tungs' Taichung MetroHarbor Hospital
Last Update:2023-12-26
The Indonesian patient, who had been working hard in Taiwan for over a decade, was found unresponsive one day.
Urgently taken to the hospital for examination, the results revealed a cerebral infarction.
Following an emergency craniotomy, the patient successfully recovered and was weaned off the ventilator.
After two and a half months of inpatient treatment, the condition gradually stabilized, allowing the individual to return home!
During the nearly five and a half hours of the flight, with the attentive care of the Formosa SOS team from Tungs' Hospital,
the patient safely arrived in Jakarta and continued recovery at home.
Each successful transfer requires the collaborative efforts of various departments,
and thus, sincere thanks are extended to the Indonesian Representative Office in Taiwan and EVA Air
for their assistance in ensuring the smooth completion of the entire transfer process. Once again, heartfelt gratitude is expressed.
Understanding Cerebral Infarction:
- Cerebral infarction may manifest warning signs in advance, such as sudden headaches, visual abnormalities, difficulty speaking, etc.
- If you or someone around you experiences these symptoms, seeking medical attention immediately is crucial.
- Promoting a healthy lifestyle, including a low-fat diet, regular exercise, quitting smoking, and limiting alcohol consumption, is advocated.
- Regular check-ups, especially for those at risk of chronic diseases, are key to preventing cerebral infarction.
- Cerebral infarction is a severe cerebrovascular disease, but through these simple lifestyle habits and timely medical care, we can better prevent and address the risks.
