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Placed in a coma and operated on after his violent head shock, Alberth Elis has reacted favorably in recent hours.
There is still concern for Alberth Elis, three days after the match against Guingamp. The Bordeaux striker suffered a violent blow to the head after colliding with Donatien Gomis after just 34 seconds of play on Saturday, and he was conscious when leaving the Matmut Arena, after remaining for very long periods of time. minutes on the pitch in the hands of first responders, the Honduran player was placed in a protective artificial coma upon his arrival at Pellegrin Hospital.
Subsequently, Alberth Elis underwent surgery to reduce the hematoma that was putting pressure on his brain. However, the Girondins club wanted to be particularly cautious regarding the development of its player. “At this moment, it is still impossible to comment on Alberth’s vital and functional prognosis,” thus announced on the 13the of Ligue 2 in a press release, plunging the football world into anguish.
Elis soon out of coma?
Since then, as announced, the Girondins have remained silent. But according to the Honduran press, the evolution of Alberth Elis is positive. According to the media Diez, the 28-year-old striker would react favorably to the operation undergone during the night from Saturday to Sunday after his cranio-cerebral trauma. So much so that the player could soon come out of the coma into which he was plunged preventively.
The medical staff at his bedside would have decided to reduce the sedatives in order to allow him to regain consciousness and tests should be carried out to detect possible after-effects. Still according to Diez, the parents of Alberth Elis, present in Bordeaux, were informed that they could speak to their son in the next 48 hours. A necessarily pleasing announcement.
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