Affiliation:
1. Vladivostok Polyclinic № 3
2. Vladivostok Polyclinic № 3; Pacific State Medical University
Abstract
The outpatient surgical care provided during the 2019–2021 COVID-19 pandemics was analyzed. In 2020, its volume was found to decrease, with the in-hospital stay of patients being reduced. As a result, the provision of such care to regional patients and the number of operations for malignant eyelid formations in Vladivostok Polyclinic No. 3 increased significantly.
Publisher
Pacific State Medical University
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