ROME – The three-year-old girl from Francavilla Fontana who was transported urgently at dawn on June 27th from Brindisi airport is hospitalized in stable clinical conditions at the Bambino Gesù pediatric hospital in Rome.
The little girl arrived on the morning of June 26th in the pediatrics operating unit of the Camberlingo hospital in Francavilla Fontana, directed by Biagio De Mitri, for severe post-intestinal hemorrhagic anemic condition, as she was suffering from a rare congenital pathology already diagnosed in the hospital itself. department a few days after birth.
The health workers of the Pediatrics department worked to stabilize the clinical picture of the little patient and, in collaboration with the medical director of the Camberlingo, Francesco Paolo Lisena, organized through the Prefecture of Brindisi, an emergency air transport to the Bambino Gesù hospital to carry out further life-saving specialist treatments. The director of the Pediatrics department De Mitri gave all the indications for the transport, with the logistical support of the function manager of the Emergency Room Pietro Molendini, assisted by the doctors of the hospital management, Domenico Urso and Stefano Duma.
During the night, the little girl was taken by ambulance from the Francavilla Fontana hospital to Brindisi airport where she boarded an Air Force Falcon. During the flight, health care was guaranteed by the director of the Camberlingo Anesthesia and Intensive Care unit, Pietro Fedele, by the pediatrician Eliana De Marco and by the Intensive Care nurse Antonio Camassa. At 6 in the morning on June 27, the little girl was entrusted, in stable conditions, to the healthcare staff of the Roman hospital.
The general director of the ASL, Maurizio De Nuccio, thanks “the medical management of the Camberlingo hospital and the Pediatrics and Anesthesia and Resuscitation departments for having promptly provided first aid to the child and for having guaranteed the transfer in total safety. Thanks also go to the Prefecture and the Air Force for the efficient organization”.
