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The journalist Gerardo “Tato” Young suffered on Thursday afternoon a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) and had to undergo emergency surgery. He had returned from Bariloche After accompanying his son on a graduation trip, he had an aneurysm shortly after, so he had surgery at night. This was confirmed by his radio colleagues Mitre Eduardo Feinmann and Maria Isabel Sanchez this Friday morning.
The presenter also indicated that the operation, which took place at the Sanatorio de la Trinidad, “went well” and that she is currently recovering. Sánchez and Feinmann interrupted the programme in the morning to announce the news. “Ayer [Tato] He had a serious health problem, a stroke. He was missing his program because he had gone to Bariloche to accompany his son on his graduation trip. She came back with a very bad flu, she had no voice in the last few days, but this has nothing to do with it,” the announcer explained.
Tato Young, journalist and writer, is a specialist in investigations and has six published booksLA NACION
And he added: “It was an unexpected accident that he suffered yesterday afternoon, a stroke caused by an aneurysm. Last night at the end of the day he was operated on in Trinidad, and it went well and better than expected. He is recovering and The next 72 hours are crucial to know how he is doing. We are all praying for him and his family. This requires observation in the next few hours.” Meanwhile, he said that he had “a headache and fainted,” but that he himself “called the ambulance” because “he was conscious.”
Journalist and TN host Lorena Maciel, Young’s ex-wife and mother of his children Miranda (23), Camilo (19) and Manuel (18), He spoke to LA NACION this morning and gave an update on his health: “I am going to the clinic. He had a good night. The prognosis is delicate, but favorable. Tato is a bull, he is very strong. The operation went well, and these days are delicate, it is the postoperative period of an aneurysm. There is not much more to tell¨
Young is a journalist and writer, specializing in political and judicial investigations. He has published six books and has worked in radio since 2010. Mitre. He is a columnist for Lit in the afternoon Sánchez’s program from 1 to 4 pm and he hosts it with Eleonora Cole Coming Home from 19 to 21.
Born in Buenos Aires in 1972, he developed much of his career in print media, where he wrote about corruption, espionage and politics, before moving into radio and television. In 2006 he wrote his first book, SIDE, the secret Argentinawhere he told the story of the presidential secret service. He was followed by Black vs White, Almost perfect women, Stiuso Code y The Black Book of Justicea success that revealed the web of complicity that links judges, spies and politicians. The horrible ones This is his sixth book, a story that crosses the sources of information he dealt with during his career with the transformation of journalism.
Stroke is a leading cause of death worldwide. There are approximately 80 million stroke survivors, more than 50 million of whom live with some form of permanent disability. It can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any age, from infants to children, teenagers and the elderly.
Brain attack has two possible causes: that an artery ruptures or that an artery becomes blocked by a clot or thrombus. Any of these factors will cause a stroke, the same thing that happens to the heart.
Keep these signs in mind (they may all occur or just one):
– Weakness or numbness in one of the arms or legs.
– Sudden speech difficulties.
– Sudden loss of vision in one or both eyes.
– Weakness in any part of the face.
– Events of dizziness, problems walking, loss of balance or coordination.
– Sudden headaches that do not go away.
With the collaboration of Pablo Montagna
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