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Taken out on a stretcher during the match between AS Roma and Udinese after receiving a blow to the heart, French defender Evan Ndicka is doing better. After collapsing, the former Eintracht Frankfurt resident was quickly taken care of by emergency services. And according to the latest press release published by the Giallorosso club, Ndicka should be able to continue his career.
“Following acute precordial pain and non-specific changes on the electrocardiogram performed in the first emergency room of the stadium, the player Evan Ndicka was admitted to the Santa Maria della misericordia hospital in Udine. First and second level cardiological examinations were performed, which were negative for cardiac pathology. In view of the last examinations carried out in the morning, the clinical picture is compatible with chest trauma with minimal left pneumothorax. The player has been released from hospital and will undergo further examinations in Rome. AS Roma would like to thank Udinese Calcio, the referee Mr. Pairetto, the supporters present at the Udine stadium and the medical and health staff of the Santa Maria della Misericordia Hospital in Udine for their great professionalism and helpfulness . All together, in these minutes of agitation and apprehension, we demonstrated the values of sport and put the protection of life first.indicates the press release.
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