Robots deliver food and medicine to Covid-19 patients. Photo provided by Captain, Dr. Nguyen Dinh Quan. Two robots were assigned by the delegation: Lieutenant Colonel, Dr. Nguyen Anh Van, Vice President of Special Robotics and Mechatronics Department, Faculty of Aerospace and Captain, Dr. Nguyen Dinh Quan; Major, Master Hoang Van Tien installed and transferred it to the staff, doctors and nurses on duty here. This robot named Vibot weighs 60 kg, moves at 30 m/min, works for 12 hours continuously, after the battery runs out, it automatically searches for the charging station. Monitoring and control range 150 m (wireless) and expandable up to 500 m. Vibot can replace 3-5 medical staff (working inside – direct contact with patients) operating according to pre-loaded programs or direct instructions of users. Robot named Vibot was put into use on June 3. Photo: CTV Vibot can also build a path by itself according to the preloaded work area map or self-build, safely move in and out of the designated area to perform the task without any outside assistance. . Simultaneously detects and stops, bypasses fixed and movable obstacles to reach predefined locations. Currently, Captain, Dr. Nguyen Dinh Quan and Major and Master Hoang Van Tien are transferring technology to doctors and nurses at the treatment area for Covid-19 patients at Bac Giang Provincial General Hospital. It is known that in addition to reducing the risk of infection, the robot also creates conditions for medical staff to better focus their time and effort on serving, caring for and treating seriously ill patients. Snow Mai

Doctor Nguyen Van Cong – Deputy Director of Cardiology Center, Vinh Phuc General Hospital said: As for the syndrome of Nguyen Thanh A patient encountered, it is a rare disease, especially young patients. The treatment is somewhat more difficult, in addition to the time of treatment (fast, timely) also has a great significance in keeping the patient’s life. Currently, there are 3 methods of treating disease such as using electric shock machines, drugs to suppress the disease and electromagnetic waves to detect the location to burn (damage) and destroy the disease waves. The above methods are the most radical treatment plan compared to other methods, definitive treatment does not recur.

Doctor Nguyen Van Cong added that the case of A patient was the first case of Wolff Parkinson White syndrome successfully treated by Vinh Phuc General Hospital. Usually, this dangerous disease will have to be transferred to higher levels for treatment and few provincial hospitals can treat patients with the above syndrome.

Before that, patient Nguyen Thanh Y was taken to Vinh Phuc Province General Hospital on April 11, 2021 with clinical symptoms such as anxiety, shortness of breath, chest pain, and heart palpitations. Admitting the patient, the doctors diagnosed the patient with paroxysmal tachycardia, the time of checking the patient’s heart rate 229 times / minute (compared with a normal person with a heart rate of 70-80 times / minute). Patient was diagnosed with Wolff Parkinson White syndrome (WPW), described in 1930 by 3 authors L. Wolff; J. Parkison and PD White. The development of the patient’s health, the treating doctors contacted Hanoi Heart Hospital for professional and technical support. Through confirmed diagnosis this is a case of Wolff Parkinson White syndrome, very rare, the rate of 20 to 30 people / hundred thousand people. With a scientific treatment regimen, after 1.5 hours of actively treating Nguyen Thanh Ut patient’s health, she has recovered normally. Currently, the patient’s health is stable.