Tacconi in hospital for a cerebral hemorrhage: "Important but stationary conditions"
First medical bulletin on the condition of the former concierge in hospital since yesterday due to an illness
Stefano Tacconi (Ansa)
The first medical bulletin was issued by Stefano Tacconi, the former goalkeeper from Avellino, Juventus and Genoa hospitalized yesterday in serious condition in the Neurosurgery ward of the Santi Antonio and Biagio hospital in Alessandria.
The 64-year-old arrived at the hospital in the early afternoon of April 23 due to a "cerebral hemorrhage from a ruptured aneurysm", reads the bulletin of Andrea Barbanera, director of the facility who took charge of the former goalkeeper.
His condition appeared immediately “important and serious, we immediately conducted the necessary images and, during the night, carried out a treatment to avoid a second bleeding”, explains Blackbeard.
At the moment Tacconi's conditions "are still important but stationary and stationarity in this case is a favorable event", he specified. However, "it will be possible to have a more precise idea of the results only in the next few days".
The former goalkeeper was in Asti for the “Giornate delle Figurine” when he felt ill.
(Unioneonline / L)
