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[Cyprus Times] Deputy Minister to the President in intensive care for 24 hours. "He was suffering from a congenital condition"

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The update on his health

Good news from the American Medical Center regarding the health of Deputy Minister to the President Petros Demetriou as the open-heart surgery he underwent was successfully completed.

According to his physician Dr. Marinos Sotiriou, Mr. Demetriou is expected to remain in the Intensive Care Unit for 24 hours and then, if his condition allows, he will be discharged.


"Mr Demetriou presented urgently to the First Aid Department today, as he presented with unstable angina. After diagnostic tests, it was found that he suffered from a congenital condition, congenital heart disease, where the right artery supplying the heart had an abnormal bifurcation, i.e. it started from the wrong point and actually caused symptoms," the doctor said.

Therefore, as he pointed out, an emergency open-heart surgery had to be performed to correct the problem. "He is hospitalized, in stable condition, in the intensive care unit where he will remain for the next 24 hours. He is expected to return soon to his home, where he will recover to return to his duties. He is expected to make a full recovery without any particular problems."

Earlier, the President of the Republic went to the private hospital to be informed about the state of health of his colleague and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

From the very first moment, the Ministers of Health and Labour were at Mr Demetriou's side.


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