Amman, July 23 (Petra) -- Medical staff of Jordanian Field Hospital South Gaza/10 performed two "qualitative" surgeries as part of the medical and humanitarian services provided by the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army (JAF) to residents of the Gaza Strip.

The general surgery team successfully removed a benign fatty mass about 10 centimeters long from deep within a muscle in a patient who had suffered from the abcess for three years. The procedure was performed under local anesthesia through a precise surgical incision, contributing to a faster recovery.

In a separate case, general and pediatric surgery staff saved the life of a 9-year-old girl brought to the hospital in critical condition after being wounded by shrapnel from an explosion.

Surgeons performed emergency surgery to repair a heart injury and control bleeding before transferring the patient to intensive care once her condition stabilized.

In a statement, relatives of both patients expressed gratitude to the Jordanian medical staff for the specialized care that contributed to their treatment and improved condition.

The interventions reflect the hospital staff's level of competence and readiness, and their continued role in providing medical care and easing suffering of Gaza residents.

//Petra// NQ