A 69-year-old Iraqi patient was brought to Ümit Private Hospital with loss of consciousness, coma and closed to external stimuli and was treated with a multidisciplinary approach; He regained his health with the combined intervention of internal medicine, cardiology and general surgery.

Saddi M. Iesh Al Maddi, a 69-year-old male patient, was brought to the emergency department of Private Umit Hospital by his relatives from the emergency department of another hospital while in poor general condition, unconscious, weak and comatose. Al Maddi, who was diagnosed with diabetes, was first examined by Gökçe Kundakçı, an internal medicine specialist. The doctor said that the patient was unresponsive to external stimuli, unconscious and comatose. Gökçe Kundakçı added the following: ‘Our Iraqi patient had abnormal blood sugar, acidosis, acute renal failure, gallbladder inflammation and sepsis (blood poisoning).’ He explained that the patient was closely monitored in the intensive care unit for 4 days and his treatments were organised: ‘After the treatments, the doctor said that the disturbance in blood salts, elevated kidney values, blood pH, infection symptoms and sugar values started to improve under control and the patient became more conscious. Revenue said they took the patient to the ward.

CARDIOLOGY AND GENERAL SURGEON MIX

The doctor said that the patient's cardiac enzymes were high when he first arrived but improved over time. Daromad said: ‘After Al Maddi's general condition improved, he was examined by our cardiologist Dr Ali Rıza Oltinsu and a heart angiography was performed. General Surgery Specialist Op. The patient was brought to our hospital and the detected problems were resolved;

Internal Medicine Specialist Gökçe Kundakçı Gelen added that everything was evaluated as fine in the patient who came for examination after 1 week, and reported that the patient will come for examination again after 1 month.