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Soldier Injured in Lebanon Recovers Kidney After Rapid Medical Intervention
An Israeli soldier injured in Lebanon last week is recovering a kidney after a fall led to a blocked renal artery. He was airlifted to Rambam Medical Center in Haifa, where doctors removed a clot and inserted a stent. Doctors are cautiously optimistic about full recovery, noting the rapid intervention was crucial.
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- 01An Israeli soldier injured in Lebanon last week is recovering a kidney after emergency surgery.
- 02The soldier was impaled by a metal object during an operational accident.
- 03He was airlifted to Rambam Medical Center in Haifa for treatment.
- 04Doctors removed a clot and inserted a stent to restore blood flow to the kidney.
- 05Doctors require several weeks of monitoring to confirm full kidney function recovery.
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