Rise - Charité: More coronavirus patients in intensive care units
The number of patients receiving intensive care at Charité in Berlin with or because of a coronavirus infection is increasing. This was announced by Charité on Friday. According to the report, ten percent of intensive care cases at the university hospital are currently receiving artificial respiration using ECMO therapy.
According to the Covid situation report from the State Office for Health and Social Affairs (Lageso), there were officially 1762 new corona infections reported in Berlin in the last seven days. Charité therefore urges caution: "Mutual protection is therefore still important and relevant these days: Wear a mask and get vaccinated," it said.
Case numbers Covid-19 Lageso
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- The increasing number of coronavirus patients in intensive care units at Charité in Berlin is a concern, as ten percent of these cases require ECMO therapy.
- Despite the rising number of new coronavirus infections in Berlin, reported by Lageso, Charité stresses the importance of wearing masks and getting vaccinated for mutual protection.
- The situation in hospitals across Berlin, including Charité, is becoming more challenging due to the increasing number of coronavirus patients requiring intensive care.
- With the number of new coronavirus cases continuously rising in Berlin, the city's hospitals, such as Charité, are under pressure to manage the increasing demand for intensive care units.
Source: www.stern.de
