A new skater's health problem
Doctor of Medical Sciences Andrey Shestakov called the main threat to the health of figure skater Roman Kostomarov . According to Sport.24 , the formation of blood clots can prevent the installation of prostheses.
“There remains a thrombosis that cannot be removed. As a rule, it is not attached to a specific place, but moves around the body when the patient moves. It is difficult to determine where he can move - this is his great danger. If the risk of thrombosis is still high, then in no case should you proceed to the installation of prostheses , ”the doctor said.
However, the specialist considers that the figure skater is already being prepared for prosthetics as a positive trend. This means that damage to the limbs has been significantly reduced.
Recall that they were hospitalized figure skater on January 10, 2023 with severe pneumonia. Kostomarov was later disconnected from the ECMO machine and left on a ventilator. It soon became clear that the athlete had gangrene. The media reported that the Olympic champion was amputated both feet. This was followed by an operation on the removal of the left hand, followed by deterioration conditions - the athlete has a fever.
As the media reported, for some time Kostomarov could breathe on his own, but is now still on a ventilator. Now it became known that the athlete was struck a quarter of the brain, after which he suffered a second stroke and lost vision in the right eye. When the figure skater Roman Kostomarov came out of a medically induced coma, however, his psychological state causes a number of questions. On Monday, March 14, 2023, it became known about another amputation that could save his life. Soon Roman Kostomarov began talk, at the moment the athlete weighs about 50 kg with a height of 182 cm. On Thursday, March 23, 2023, information appeared on the Web about the next amputation of the fingers of Kostomarov's left hand, and the very next day - about serious problems with cookies.
However, on March 28, it became known that Roman was disabled. from devices. Earlier, Readovka wrote that Roman Kostomarov will spend in intensive care at least another two or three months.