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Premature Babies in Cyprus

Postby vickyc1973 » Thu Sep 08, 2005 10:43 pm

Hi all,
I was just doing a search on google looking for the below and came across your site.I also have a board on msn but no way as good as this, so well done managers.Anyway im after some info please,so any help would be great.
A friend is moving at the end of november to cyprus from israel and later his wife and new born child will be joining him.

Their child was born a month ago , much premature at 25 weeks pregnancy (6th month).

As such he will be needing a lot of medical care and attention once they move to Cy and they are very worried about child care quality in the Cy since preborns with heart problems are often flown to israel from the Cy.

Please help!!can you tell me if the doctors at limassol are good with this kind of thing, where do you monitor the baby every week and if someone can even give me specific names , it will be great.
Many thanks
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Postby sk » Fri Sep 09, 2005 12:57 am

i would reccomend makario hospital in nicosia. its a state hospital and has the best pediatric facilities on the island
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Postby Sotos » Fri Sep 09, 2005 1:02 am

In Cyprus you will not find the kind of facilities they have in Israel. As you said there are many cases that patients are flown to Israel. If the condition of this child is very critical then maybe it would be better to stay in Israel for while. Then again I am not a doctor ... sk is :wink:
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Postby cyprusgrump » Fri Sep 09, 2005 9:46 am

I‘m not a doctor and my ‘baby’ experience is some 25 years out-of-date now (my daughter is just finishing her PhD).

However, my degree in common sense tells me that I wouldn’t risk my premature new born baby on an aeroplane flight to a country where the physicians know nothing about my baby or his/her medical history.

And if Cypriot babies really are flown to Israel then that’s where I would want my child to be!
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Postby vickyc1973 » Fri Sep 09, 2005 2:25 pm

Thanks for replies, i will pass info on.

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