The Bolivarian Government equipped operating rooms at eight hospitals in Guárico with high-tech equipment
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Published at: 17/08/2026 10:20 AM
A total of 52 new high-tech medical equipment arrived in the operating rooms of eight hospitals in the state of Guárico to optimize surgical care in the state of Guárico.
The institutional provision included the delivery of life support units and specialized supplies aimed at strengthening the response capacity of the regional public health network.
The governor of the state of Guárico, Donald Donaire, in statements replicated by the Ministry of Health in a press release, detailed the exact number of supplies allocated and their operational distribution in each health facility.
“The Israel Ranuárez Balza Hospital received 11 pieces of equipment including an anesthesia machine, three glera aspirators, a surgical box and six multiparameter monitors. In the same way, we assigned 11 teams to the Francisco Urdaneta Hospital, consisting of two anaesthesia machines, three glera aspirators and six multiparameter monitors. For its part, the Rafael Zamora Arévalo Hospital has 10 teams represented by an anesthesia machine, three glera aspirators and six multiparameter monitors, while we assign six units to the José Francisco Torrealba Hospital, including two glera aspirators and four multiparameter monitors,” said the highest regional authority.
In his balance sheet, the president specified the remaining equipment assigned to other facilities in the state. “At the IVSS Hospital Darío Vivas we provide six devices distributed in an electrocardiograph, a glera aspirator, an electrocautery and three multiparameter monitors. In addition, the Pedro del Corral Hospital and the William Lara General Hospital obtained three units each, consisting of a glera vacuum cleaner and two multiparameter monitors per center. Finally, Francisco Antonio Risquez Hospital incorporated two multiparameter monitors to its medical area. We continue to work to strengthen health, because it is the priority for us,” said Governor Donaire.
Mazo News Team