Sara Guglielmetti Vittorio Sgarbi had been hospitalized in intensive care at the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome since September 30th. Now there's good news: the renowned art critic is reportedly improving and has even been released from intensive care and transferred to another ward.
Vittorio Sgarbi leaves intensive care
There is good news regarding the health of Vittorio Sgarbi , who has been hospitalized at the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome since September 30 following a serious respiratory crisis.
The well-known art critic has reportedly left the intensive care unit . This is what Adnkronos Salute reports : "He was transferred yesterday to the sub-intensive care unit ." His closest family, from his daughter Evelina to his partner Sabrina Colle, are still at his side. But how is the art critic doing? His condition appears to be slowly but steadily improving, as communicated by the Gemelli doctors themselves.
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Vittorio Sgarbi has been released from intensive care: his condition is improving.
Vittorio Sgarbi's health is reportedly slowly but steadily improving, and he has reportedly been released from intensive care and transferred to the sub-intensive care unit. According to Adnkronos , doctors have reported an "improvement in respiratory function, although the tracheostomy remains in place."
The art critic is now expected to begin respiratory rehabilitation. How long this therapy will last is currently unknown; it will likely depend on the patient's response to the rehabilitation. It should be remembered that before his hospitalization, Vittorio Sgarbi had gone through a difficult period; he had been hospitalized, again at the Gemelli Hospital, for a deep depressive disorder. He later spoke about that experience himself: "I've lost several pounds. I struggle with everything. I can still work at times. I've always slept very little. Now I spend a lot of time in bed ." Meanwhile, his sister Elisabetta, his partner Sabrina Colle, and his children remain concerned about his condition.