Edward Marchesi The night of September 7 passed without complications for Emma Bonino, the historic radical leader admitted to Santo Spirito Hospital in Rome . The 78-year-old patient remained conscious , and her cardiocirculatory parameters and respiratory rate were deemed acceptable by doctors.
Hospitalization and the first hours in hospital
Emma Bonino was admitted to hospital on the afternoon of September 7, when she was taken to the Santo Spirito emergency room with a red code due to a respiratory crisis.
Around 20:00 PM, the health workers decided to transfer her to intensive care to constantly monitor her vital signs.
Attending physician Claudio Santini explained that the decision to transfer Bonino to intensive care was made as a precaution . "The patient is alert and lucid," Santini stated, emphasizing that the night passed without complications.
Information management and official communication
To prevent the spread of false information, Emma Bonino's personal secretary has decided to release official bulletins on the Radical leader's health. "Uncontrolled news of all kinds is currently surfacing," Santini stated, "and therefore, out of respect for the privacy of Emma Bonino and her family, we have decided that the only information on her health will be released by her personal secretary."
The first medical bulletin confirmed that Bonino is conscious and that her cardiocirculatory parameters and respiratory exchanges are acceptable.
Doctors are continuing to closely monitor the situation.
The causes of the illness and the first hypotheses
The alarm about Bonino's health was raised following a sudden worsening of her respiratory condition. However, initial tests showed that doctors ruled out a recurrence of the lung cancer she had been diagnosed with, attributing the illness to a metabolic issue.
The leader of +Europa is known for her political and social commitment, and the news of her hospitalization has raised concerns among her supporters and colleagues. Bonino's personal secretary has assured them that they will continue to provide regular updates on her health.