On Wednesday, 9 November, a stationary positron emission tomography (PET) will be officially opened at ITK, which will be used to perform diagnostic examinations mainly for oncological patients. It is a hybrid molecular imaging device that, in addition to PET, has the capability for performing computed tomography (CT), offering two examination devices in one.
Clinic of Medical Rehabilitation of East Tallinn Central Hospital welcomes long-awaited robotic glove Gloreha Sinfonia to be used in activity therapy or for restoring, developing or maintaining patients’ hand functions.
This year’s most outstanding employees were recognised at East Tallinn Central Hospital’s traditional thanksgiving ceremony. During the 18th annual Employee of the Year competition, Ophthalmologist and Chief Physician Dr Kristel Pulges of the Eye Clinic was awarded the title of Doctor of the Year.
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