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For example:
- illnesses such as mental illnesses, tuberculosis, cancer, poliomyelitis, hereditary disorders and
deformities
- all treatments received during hospitalisation in a recognised psychiatric hospital or in a recognised
neuropsychiatric institute
- all treatments received during stay in a sanatorium for lung tuberculosis patients
- all transfusions of blood, plasma or one of their derivatives performed on a claimant suffering from
a congenital deficiency of one or more blood coagulation factors, which results in a lifelong hematologic
disorder
- medical and obstetric care provided by a physician and by a midwife during delivery
- hospitalisation for observation and treatment
- the medicines supplied during hospitalisation
- surgical interventions; also the services required for biopsy samples
- services for anaesthesia in case of surgery
- supplies for resuscitation
- supplies for medical imaging; also contrast fluids required for certain radiographic examinations
- supplies for radiotherapy, radiumtherapy and nuclear medicine (radiation treatment)
- supplies for internal medicine, for which the competence is required of a doctor-specialist
- supplies for clinical biology, pathological anatomy and genetics (lab research)
- supplies for supervision of hospitalised claimants
- additional fees for urgent technical supplies during the night, weekends or holidays
- haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis at home, as well as dialysis in collective auto-dialysis centres
- certain supplies for rehabilitation and extra training
- travel expenses for patients who are to be admitted into a lung tuberculosis sanatorium or ambulatory
patients receiving treatment in an anti-cancer centre or a dialysis centre; also travel expenses for rehabilitation
and training programmes
- certain prostheses and several apparatus such as pacemakers
- supplies by retirement homes for elderly people and by recognised retirement and nursing homes
- delivery of organs and tissue of human origin
- placement in a shelter
- drip-feed
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