Víctor Hugo Angulo Borja is to build a largest hospital complex in the country.
It is considered Ecuador's first scientist in the treatment of diabetic wounds.It is based in its hometown, the Viche parish, province of Esmeraldas, where it provides treatment to the innumerable patients who visit it from different parts of the country and abroad.
This is Dr. Víctor Hugo Angulo Borja, a black doctor, Montuvio, as he defines.Humanist, who works from Monday to Saturday in his office where the patient will not find luxuries or dazzling infrastructure, but will find warmth and knowledge in the treatment of diabetes disease of both the doctor and the personnel who work there.
His long trajinar on the path of research has made him deserving of the respect and admiration of many people, including professionals in medicine and other branches, that when they suffer from a health problem related to diabetes they go without thinking twice, regardless of thehours and travel conditions until you reach the Viche parish, Canton Quinindé.
Trust
This is the case of Alejandro Olvera, 61.He lives in Balzar, Guayas, travels more than six hours to get to the diabetologist's office.A year ago, the disease was detected, he was admitted to the Luis Vernaza hospital, where he received the disastrous news that they had to amputate one of his legs.Devastated by the news, through a friend he knew the existence of Victor Hugo Angulo.He assures that after medical consultations he has found in his health the improvement he expected.
Similar criteria has Remigio García, 79, accompanied by his daughters travels to Viche from Nuevo Israel, Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas.Both patients agree that for Víctor Hugo Angulo Borja, amputation is the last resort, their wounds are cured with the doctor's invention, the cream called Hidyt.
Invention
Hidyt is the mark of the invention that crystallized after six years of investigating countless plants.Víctor Hugo undertook this work on the return of Italy, where he was professionalized.He studied plants to try and discard until the plants preparation technique to obtain the active ingredients to produce the secondary and tertiary molecules responsible for the benefits that Hidyt has by having contact with the wounds.
“Inventing a tissue regenerating cream in the wounds related to diabetes, it was not easy, it meant being admitted to the field, studying each plant, drying its leaves, extracting the juice, grinding and mixing, many people came to think that I was going crazy”Said Víctor Hugo Borja.
This Emerald black doctor achieved an invention in medicine that was patented in Italy.But he goes further, his desire is to change the cruel history of amputations in diabetic patients and also invites the assisted tissue regeneration technique (TRTA), which includes countless surgical approaches techniques, therapeutic schemes and fully healing techniquesInnovative
To achieve in patients a complete and adequate treatment, Víctor Hugo has trained a group of people in handling wounds.In your office you have an area for patients with contaminated wounds.(MBC)
Take note
Víctor Hugo Angulo has his office in the Viche parish, it is easy to locate it.You can call 09 93 95 95 84.
ATTENTION.It has a personnel specialized in the treatment and handling of wounds.
Vocation
Being a doctor was the vocation that Víctor Hugo Angulo Borja had since childhood.With 8 years of age he was already formed as Dr. Angulo Borja.The only time he doubted what he wanted to study was when he was 9 years old.There I did not know whether to be a doctor, sailor or priest.
"HeRacism can mark your life, or it makes you more reflective or makes you a perverse being, it made me a man of challenges. ”
Víctor Hugo Angulo Borja - Diabetologist.
Víctor Hugo studied a scholarship at the Latin American Italo Institute, there he learned vascular surgery, wound handling.
The diabetologist is building in Viche a hospital for 120 beds, four operating rooms, emergency, laboratory, nephrology and other specialties.It would be the largest hospital complex in Ecuador Inpedia.
