Pope Francis has worsened after suffering an isolated bronchospasm attack and needs mechanical ventilation, as reported by the Vatican this afternoon.
After a morning in which he has alerted respiratory physiotherapy with prayer in the chapel, the Pope has presented “an isolated bronchospasm attack” that has caused a “vomit episode with inhalation and a sudden worsening of the respiratory painting.”
As reported by the Vatican, after this attack, the Pope has been subjected to Broncoaspiration and has been indicated “Non -invasive mechanical ventilationwith a good response in the exchange of gases. “
The Pope has shown himself at all times “alert and orientedcollaborating in the therapeutic maneuvers, “they have indicated. Therefore,” prognosis remains reserved. “
The Pontiff, who has been admitted to the Gemelli Hospital in Rome for 15 days, remains in Critical status but stable due to a Pneumonia in both lungs. This morning the Vatican had reported that the Pope had spent a “Quiet night” having left behind “the critical phase”. Even so, they insist, that their clinical picture remains “complex” and its prognosis remains reserved.
Source: Lasexta
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