Lucescu, who was placed under observation for heart rhythm disorder, reported to be in an induced coma
Following the examinations, doctors pointed out that due to Lucescu's condition, an operation would be too complex and high-risk for his body.
It was planned for Romanian manager Mircea Lucescu, who suffered a heart attack, to undergo surgery, but the hospital announced that this possibility has been ruled out.
The health condition of the 80-year-old football figure Mircea Lucescu, who is receiving treatment in intensive care, continues to cause concern. It has been reported that Lucescu, who was placed under observation at the hospital due to complaints of heart rhythm disorder, is being kept in an induced coma.
Following examinations conducted by doctors today, an assessment was made regarding his suitability for surgery, but at the end of the day, it was decided that an operation was not possible.
In an official statement from the Bucharest University Hospital, it was stated, 'As a result of a comprehensive examination, it was determined that there are also circulation problems spreading to the stroke and lungs.' The hospital administration pointed out that due to Lucescu's condition, an operation would be too complex and high-risk for his body.
News Source: 12punto
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