Sergio Alfiri, head of the medical team, said that Pope Francis approached death at one time, during his 38 -day battle in the hospital against pneumonia, which his doctors considered to end the treatment so that he could die safely.
After the breathing crisis on February 28 when he was almost suffocated by his vomiting, “There was a real danger that he would not survive,” Al -Freiri said.
“We had to choose whether we would stop there, or we were advancing and forcing all possible medicines and treatments, at the highest risk to destroy its other members,” said doctor Della Sera from Italy in an interview published on Tuesday (25).
“In the end, we took this way,” continued.
Francisco, 88, He returned to the Vatican on Sunday (23) After the most dangerous health crisis of 12 years of papal.
I was accepted at the Jimili Hospital on February 14th The bronchitis that developed into dual pneumoniaIt is a particularly serious condition for him, because because of the side as an adult young woman, the Pope had part of the removed lung.
The Vatican provided an extraordinary amount of details in his daily updates about the Pope’s condition during his stay in the hospital, which included four “respiratory crises” that include serious cough attacks caused by the manufacture of his air people, similar to asthma attacks.
The head of the medical team had previously said that two seizures were crucial, which exposes Francis “in the danger of life.”
In the new interview, Alfieri said he went to Pontif nurse who, after the vomiting ring, ordered the medical team to continue treatment.
“Try everything; do not give up,” was the message of Massimiliano Strabity, the Pope’s nurse, as mentioned.
According to him, for several days, the team was “risking the damage of the kidneys and bone marrow, but we advance, and his body was returned to medicines and the pulmonary infection decreased.”
Francisco He received a two -month -old medical prescription since the hospital left To completely recover. It was not clear how the audience would appear in the coming weeks.
In reporting the first public appearance of the Pope since he was hospitalized, when the ink went to the hospital’s balcony to salute the supporters on Sunday (23), Al -Frairi said this is the moment of treatment that most of them were distinguished.
He recalls, “I saw him leaving the room on the tenth floor of Gimlie wearing white.” “It was the excitement of seeing a man becomes the Pope again.”
