Coronavirus in Russland, Behandlung von Kindern in einer Spezialklinik in Moskau

24.04.2020

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MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: A medical staff member in protective gear and a young patient with parent in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7053
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: Medical staff members in protective gear look on as a young patient undergoes a CT scan in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7052
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: Medical staff members and a young patient during a CT scan in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7051
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: A medical staff member in protective gear does an ECG test on a young patient as the parent looks on in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D704E
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: A young patient in the intenseive care unit in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D704A
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: A medical staff member in protective gear and a patient in the admission ward in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7048
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: Medical staff members in protective gear and a patient in the admission ward in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7047
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: A medical staff member puts on protective gear before entering the red zone in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY; NO COMMERCIAL USE; NO ADVERTISING TS0D7044
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: A medical staff member in protective gear enters the red zone in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7043
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: Medical staff members put on protective gear before entering the red zone in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7042
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: A medical staff member and a young patient in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7036
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: Medical staff members and a young patient with a parent in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS TS0D7035
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 24, 2020: A medical staff member and a young patient in the centre for infectious diseases, which opened on 20 April 2020 at the National Medical Research Centre for Children s Health (NMITS) to treat young patients with suspected or confirmed novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). The medical facility has 300 beds, an additional 30 beds in the intensive care unit, and 8 operating rooms. Valery Sharifulin TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY; NO COMMERCIAL USE; NO ADVERTISING TS0D7032

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