Ion Iliescu is hospitalized in intensive care, he is conscious and cardiovascular stable, he requires additional oxygen.
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Former President Ion Iliescu has been hospitalized at the Agrippa Ionescu Hospital since June 9, having respiratory problems and diagnosed with lung cancer. According to the hospital, his condition is stable, but he requires additional oxygen. Iliescu is receiving advanced medical care and will remain under observation. His last public appearance was in 2019, and he has continued to communicate through his personal blog.
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Spitalul ”Agrippa Ionescu”: Ion Iliescu este conştient, stabil cardiovascular, respiră spontan, cu necesar suplimentar de oxigen
Ion Iliescu se simte mai bine, dar rămâne la terapie intensivă. „Este conștient, stabil, respiră spontan”, anunță Spitalul SRI, în cel mai nou buletin medical
Noi informații de la spitalul unde este internat Ion Iliescu: Starea lui de sănătate este stabilă, însă are nevoie de oxigen suplimentar
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