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Tabriz University of Medical Sciences: The record number of hospitalized coronary patients in East Azerbaijan was broken

Sep 7, 2021, 06:53 GMT+1
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Roozbeh Rajaei, Vice Chancellor of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, said that with the admission of 356 new patients overnight, the number of coronary patients in East Azerbaijan reached 1,948, which is the highest number of coronary outbreaks in this province. Rajaei added that 352 of these patients are hospitalized in the intensive care unit

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