Roberto Kalil, the head of the medical team at the Syrian-Lebanese hospital that treated the president of Brazil, gave details of the difficult hours that the president’s health went through. On Thursday he will have a control CT scan and he will be able to return to normal activities.
The personal doctor of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Roberto Kalilrevealed that The president of Brazil almost died last week, when an intracranial hemorrhage forced him to perform an emergency procedure last Tuesday.
The Brazilian president was discharged yesterday and, in a good mood, he made a surprise appearance at the press conference of the medical team at the Syrian-Lebanese hospital, where he remained hospitalized.
“I have to wait for the hole they made to heal to get the fluid out. One to remove the liquid, another to pour the serum and wash the brain. “I have several bandages on my head,” said Lula today, who was wearing a Panama hat to hide the wounds on his skull.
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Lula da Silva’s health was at serious risk
Lula da Silva He was discharged yesterday from the Syrian-Lebanese hospital, before returning to Brasilia. You must remain in Saint Paulat least until Thursday, when he will undergo a new control tomography.
In dialogue with the press, Roberto Kalil told what those hours were like in which the life of the Brazilian head of state was complicated.
“It was a serious situation, His condition was extremely serious.required emergency treatment, but yes, there was a risk that the worst would happen,” Kalil said in an interview with Globo TV.
During the report with Globo, Lula himself described the operation and explained that he had several “holes” in the head. Lula plans to return to his normal work routine in Brasilia soon. The leader and founder of the Workers’ Party (PT) has been away – at least physically – from the Planalto Palace since last week.
He underwent emergency surgery in the early hours of Tuesday the 10th to drain a hematoma between the brain and one of the membranes that surround the organ. After six days hospitalized, Lula was discharged this Sunday morning.
Source: Ambito
