Alberto Fernández travels to Jujuy to visit Milagro Sala

President Alberto Fernández suspended his schedule and travels to Jujuy to visit Milagro Sala, who remains hospitalized with a picture of “deep vein thrombosis.” The president planned to lead the delivery of scientific-technological equipment to organizations and universities at the Institute of Physiology, Molecular Biology and Neurosciences of Ciudad Universitaria (UBA). The social leader has been hospitalized since Monday in a private sanatorium “Los Lapachos”, located in San Salvador de Jujuy, for a deep vein thrombosis, after routine studies were performed due to pain that afflicted her left knee. After performing routine studies, she was transferred to the coronary therapy unit, “to be compensated and receive the necessary treatment for thrombosis.” In their report, the graduate in Psychology, Adriana Sonia Taboada, and the doctor specialized in legal medicine, Ariel Rossi, detailed that “although it is currently clinically stable, it is not exempt from major complications that can arise at any time as a result of its underlying pathological picture.” Marcos Aldazabal, one of Sala’s defense lawyers, said that the specialists must determine if they perform “a surgery, or continue with the anticoagulation pending its evolution,” which he defined as “serious and, in the best of cases, it will take months to resolve,” in dialogue with Radio Nacional. clots resulting in pulmonary tamponade.” The defense of the leader of the Tupac Amaru denounces “harassment” by the police personnel who guard her.” She is guarded by two police officers, a woman and a man, at the entrance door to the UCO/UTI and a third female officer, next to her bed, ostensibly displaying the carrying of her regulation weapon. Undoubtedly, it configures a threatening situation, of psychological and symbolic violence, of harassment and harassment that clearly and directly impacts on their psychic health, generating anguish and discomfort with repercussions on their clinical picture, making the prognosis of their disease more ominous than it could be, “they reported.

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