“He will be on oral medications and will be controlled by doctors and nurses on a day by day at home”
Sourav Ganguly will be discharged from Kolkata’s Woodlands Hospital, where he was recognized after complaining of chest pain and trouble on Jan 2, on Wednesday.
Hospital representative have confirmed that impediment in his coronary arteries was found, for which he underwent “stenting of the right coronary artery”, and that the former India captain and present Board of cricket consil of India (BCCI) president was “doing well”.
After being discharged, Ganguly would be on oral medication and would be “monitored by doctors and nurses on a daily basis at home”.
Dr. Rupali Basu, MD, and CEO of the hospital told that “Sourav Ganguly is doing well as clinically expected by all of us,” reporters in Kolkata on Tuesday.
Sourav Ganguly likely to be discharged from hospital on Wednesday
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“He sleep well, he had his for breakfast, he said to us and he’s looked by his team of doctors. Dr. Devi Shetty is here and he has not only too much spent time with Sourav but also with the team of doctors physically today.
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Doctors say “We reconfirm the consensus decision from the very experienced medical board with 13 members and two expert opinions – total 15 doctors from abroad and India – that we have decided that Sourav will be definitely discharged from the hospital tomorrow, January 6th, 2021.
He will be on oral medications and will be monitored by doctors and nurses on a day by day at home. Sourav will of course be ready for the next course of procedures or medical treatment after about two to three weeks.”
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