The young footballer from Győr was kicked during Saturday‘s league match against Diósgyőr.
The team reported what happened in the match on their social media page, they wrote: “During the DVTK-ETO FC U19 match that took place yesterday, our player Mark Zója-Katona suffered a serious injury, and as a result then he underwent surgery. ”
One of the age group national team player’s kidneys had to be removed, it was the only way to save his life.
kisalfold.hu wrote just as it happened, according to the county news portal, Mark Zója-Katona hit one of the domestic players in the middle of the second half of the U19 tournament on Saturday, which hit the Győr football player’s kidney, and had to be replaced.
On the bus home, he was already vomiting and almost screaming in pain. The coaches traveling on the bus, after talking to the doctor from Győr on the phone, immediately sent an ambulance.
They pulled the bus off the road and waited for help there. Later it turned out that Mark’s kidney had ruptured, a lot of blood was flowing into his abdominal cavity, he would not have survived the journey to Győr.
The coaches traveling on the bus – in consultation with the doctor from Győr on the phone – called an ambulance immediately. They pulled the bus off the road and waited for help there.
Source: kisalfold.hu
Mark’s damaged, broken kidney was removed in hospital: the biggest problem was that he didn’t have the other kidney to begin with. By Sunday morning, he got better, his remaining kidney started working, he was taken off the machine and woke up from deep anesthesia.
A reach kisalfold.hu Also his father Mark Zója-Katona, who said: “Fortunately, our son’s condition has improved a lot, but his life was only a hair’s breadth away.”
I don’t understand, we understand how this could have happened. As far as I know, there should have been a doctor on the scene in this elite youth league, but there wasn’t. I think an expert would have seen it immediately and thought about the extent of the problem.
It was only thanks to the staff of the Győr team that our boy survived. We are very grateful to the ETO doctor and the coaches for stopping and calling an ambulance immediately. We also thank the specialists of the Miskolc hospital for their quick intervention, they told us,
half an hour passed before the problem became much worse, and Marc survived.
