Hadassah Doctors: 'Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has not Suffered Any Permanent Damage From His Mild Stroke' 'We Expect To Release Him on Tuesday For Ambulatory treatment' 'Ariel Sharon Will Be Able To Carry On Full Work Load Of Prime Minister'
After conducting a full series of medical tests at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, Ariel Sharon has been pronounced fit to carry on as prime minister. Listen to the comments of Dr. Yair Birenbaum, Hadassah’s director general and and Professor Yaacov Napalstack.
Sharon was rushed to hospital after not feeling well. However, Hadassah doctors told a news conference that Sharon had not lost consciousnes at any stage although he did suffer from some speech difficulty when he arrived at the emergency room. The mild stroke was caused by a blood clot in a vein that blocked the flow of blood to his brain. Medication had dissolved the blood clot and the Prime Minister was said to be feeling well now.