Estudiantes gave good news about the condition of the Chilean soccer player who had a seizure against Boca

Students of La Plata This Saturday, he issued a statement that brought peace of mind and hope to Pincha supporters and Argentine soccer fans in general: Javier Altamiranothe Chilean midfielder who collapsed in the middle of the match against Boca, is recovering at the Fleni Institute and will leave intensive care to continue his treatment in a common room.

Altamirano fainted 27 minutes into the first half in the match between Estudiantes and Boca, last Sunday, in La Plata, for a match valid for date 11 of the Professional League Cup. ANDThe Chilean player began to convulse to the desperation of his companions and colleagues.

The Chilean soccer player was treated on the playing field by the Estudiantes and Boca doctors, and was transferred almost immediately by ambulance to the Platense Medical Institute, where he remained in intensive care until Wednesday, when he was transferred to the Fleni Institute, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Belgrano.

The club’s initial report indicated that Altamirano had suffered a thrombosis of the superior longitudinal sinus of the brain. Clarion He consulted with Dr. Facundo Rodríguez, coincidentally a neurosurgeon at Fleni, who explained the pathology.

“Thrombosis is basically an occlusion in the sinus due to a thrombus. Just as a heart attack is generated when an artery is obstructed, here what happened to Altamirano is that the superior longitudinal sinus suffered an obstruction,” graphed the neurosurgeon in an extensive explanation.

As detailed in the newspaper El Día de La Plata, Altamirano had been awake since Sunday night and in good spirits, after receiving the support of his family. His pregnant wife had to be treated that same Sunday for a nervous breakdown and his mother traveled urgently from Chile on Tuesday. Six days after the episode that paralyzed Argentine football with fear, there is news of relief and hope for the Chilean footballer and his entourage.