Sourav Ganguly assessments COVID-19 destructive; in secure situation after delicate coronary heart assault

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Former Indian captain and present BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has examined destructive for COVID-19 in his newest well being replace and is to bear ECG (electrocardiogram) check on Sunday morning after being admitted to a hospital in Kolkata following complain of chest ache.

The 48-year-old former cricketer underwent angioplasty on Saturday after he suffered chest ache whereas exercising on a tread mill at his residence fitness center.

The hospital mentioned assessments confirmed he had suffered a gentle coronary heart assault and the favored former cricketer had blockages in three coronary arteries. Jay Shah, secretary of the BCCI, confirmed the event and added that Ganguly was in secure situation.

As per Woodlands assertion, Ganguly is beneath the care of three docs —  specifically Dr Saroj Mandal, Dr Soutik Panda, Dr Saptarshi Basu — and is presently “Afebrile, conscious, alert, communicating verbally”.

“He had an acute myocardial infarction (MI). We have found three blocks in his heart. We have conducted a primary angioplasty on him and one stent has been inserted. He is awake and absolutely stable,” Mondal was quoted as saying by PTI on Saturday.

“He suffered a myocardial infarction while doing the treadmill this morning. He had a similar experience Friday also. He was rushed to the hospital immediately and that helped us a lot in treating him,” the physician mentioned. An MI, generally generally known as a coronary heart assault, happens when blood move decreases or stops to part of the center, inflicting harm to the center muscle.