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this ct scanner. it can pinpoint damage, find what it's done. and it gives surgeons a plan of action. he says, yes, and unfortunately there is no left eye. there is a suspicion of damage to the right eye as well. but definitely no left eye. this is the fourth patient we have seen in the space of about an hour come in for a ct scan. it is doing 15 or 20 a day. they are actually doing 70 or 80. it is wearing out. the hospital can't afford a new one. but a used one is for sale in the west of ukraine. cost 120,000 bucks. the price of losing this one, in cal cuae hrabl. he shows signs of acute brain injury. he needs urgent surgery.
the administrators here have raise about $60,000. they need help with the rest. this is the only ct scanner in a vast region. critical, this machine is critical. ct is critical to provide appropriate care for patients with both head winds and acute brain injuries. >> reporter: is it saving lives? >> definitely. 100%. there's been a steady flow of soldiers injured in bakhmut. that is the scene of the heaviest fighting. this is a hospital that is trying to deal really with an area they say 300 square kilometers. a lot at war. >> some soldiers are lucky. they shot mortars. my kphpbder was lucky. he sat in front of me and i sat
neurosurgeons. kramatorsk is often bombs. the windows even in here are taped to slow flying glass. the effort is intense to repair brains, to save lives, memories, loves, and future dreams. they would have little idea where to start their delicate work if they didn't have use of this ct scanner. it can pinpoint damage, find what it's done, and it gives surgeons a plan of action. he says, yes, and unfortunately, there is no left eye. there's a suspicion of damage to the right eye as well, but definitely no left eye. this is the first patient we've seen in the space of about an hour. they're supposed to do 15 or 20 a day. they're actually doing 70 or 80. in short, it's wearing out. >> this equipment is vital. the hospital can't afford a new one, but a used one is for sale in the west of ukraine, cost
about 120,000 bucks. price of losing this one, incalculable. he says, he shows signs of severe cranial energy with acute hematoma and severe brain contusion. he needs urgent surgery. the administrator heres have raised about $60,000. they need help with the rest. this is the only ct scanner in a vast region. critical, this machine is critical. ct is critical to provide appropriate care for patients with both head wounds and acute brain injuries, he says. is it saving lives? >> translator: definitely, absolutely, 100%. >> reporter: there's been a steady flow of soldiers injured in and near bakhmut. that is the scene of the heaviest fighting. this is a hospital that is trying to deal with an area
acute subdural -- acute hematoma and severe contusion. he needs urgent surgery. the administrators here have raised about $60,000. they need help with the rest. this is the only ct scanner and a vast region. critical, this machine is critical. ct is critical to providing appropriate care for patients with both head wounds and acute brain injuries. >> is it saving lives? >> definitely, absolutely, 100%. >> there's been a steady flow of soldiers injured near bakhmut. that is the scene of the heaviest fighting. this is a hospital that is trying to deal really with the area they say is 300 square kilometers and. a lot of that is at war. >> some soldiers are relatively lucky this man was shooting mortars at the russians, who shot mortars back. >> [speaking non-english] >> my commander was lucky. he sat in front of me, and i
they would have little idea where to start their delicate work if they do not have use of this ct scanner. it can pinpoint damage, find what it has done, and it gives surgeons a plan of action. he says, yes, and unfortunately, there is no left eye. there is a suspicion of damage to the right eye as well. but definitely no left eye. >> this is the fourth patient we've seen in the space of about an hour come in for a ct scan. it is supposed to be doing 15 or 20 a day. they're actually doing 30 or 80. it is shortly wearing out. >> this equipment is vital. the hospital cannot afford a new one. but i eat one for sale and western ukraine cost about $120,000. the price of losing this one, incalculable. >> [speaking non-english] >> he says he shows --
the administrators here have raised about $60,000. they need help with the rest. this is the only ct scanner in a vast region. critical, this machine is critical. ct is critical to provide appropriate care for patients with both head wounds and acute brain injuries. is it saving lives? definitely, absolutely, 100%. there's been a steady flow of soldiers injured in near town. this is a hospital trying to deal with an area they say about 300 square kilometers and a lot of that is at war. some soldiers are relatively luckily. he was shooting mortars at the russians who shot mortars back. my commander was lucky, he sat in front of me and i sat behind me and he was unhurt and i got hit in the leg. but, yeah, we've seen wounded