Doctors on the Condition of Those Injured After the Attack in Krakow. "Complications May Still arise."
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"We have three patients with chest wounds. They came to us primarily because they received proper care at the scene," Professor Grzegorz Gajos from the St. John Paul II Krakow Specialist Hospital told "Fakt." Details regarding the condition of those injured in the Krakow attack have been released.
WARSAW - The health condition of some of the injured has improved, but two people remain in critical condition, announced the spokesman for the prosecutor's office, Przemyslaw Nowak. The Warsaw correspondent reports this according to the PAP agency.
The condition of the three people injured in Saturday's attack on Krakow's Main Market Square is stable, but complications may still arise, said Prof. Grzegorz Gajos, a cardiologist at the John Paul II Specialist Hospital in Krakow. Two of the three people treated at the facility suffered complex chest injuries and underwent complex surgeries. Doctors emphasized that the patients require further observation and intensive psychological care.
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www.rynekzdrowia.plThe condition of the three people injured in Saturday's attack on the Main Market Square is stable, but complications may still arise, said Professor Grzegorz Gajos, a cardiologist at the John Paul II Specialist Hospital in Krakow, on Monday. The doctor appealed for respect for patients' privacy.
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