Amman, Ramadan 14, 1438, Jun 9, 2017, SPA -- Saudi Specialized Clinics have provided medical and therapeutic services to 2,781 Syrian refugees at Al-Zaatari camp in their 231st week of work since the beginning of the provision of medical services therein. The Clinic's weekly statistical report indicated that the files of the Medical Clinics have recorded 734 patients at the child clinic suffering from seasonal diseases, heart clinic received 39 patients, and women clinics received 164 reviewer. At the same time 251 Syrian brothers received treatment at the general medicine clinic, surgery clinic received 248 cases and bones clinic received 146 cases. The dermal clinic had a total of 318 patients, the ENT clinic had 108 cases and the vaccination clinic received 66 patients and provided them with the necessary vaccinations under the Saudi National Medical Campaign's Program. On its part, the Laboratory Department conducted 119 laboratory tests and the Clinics had treated the total of 1841 patients. The medical director of the Saudi Specialized Clinics Dr. Hamed Al-Ma'falani, said that the Clinics provide the best treatment services for the Syrians, stressing that providing treatment at the highest levels is considered as one of the most important goals that the Saudi Campaign seeks to achieve. --SPA 14:54 LOCAL TIME 11:54 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w424557