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An update on the legendary playback singer SPB health!

Posted on: 24/Aug/2020 3:05:58 PM
Reliable sources inform that though there is a slight improvement in the health condition of veteran singer S P Balasubramaniam, he is still on a ventilator!

 The sources observed, “The treatment is showing results and he is responding slightly to medicaments. If the improvement continues, then a decision will be taken on removing ventilator and ECMO.”

SPB was admitted to MGM Healthcare on August 5 with complaints of cold and chest congestion. SP Balasubramanian, who is also fondly called as SPB, immediately posted a video for his fans informing them that he was fine and chest congestion was common for any singer.

In a report from the MGM Hospital, the Assistant Director of Medical Services of MGM Healthcare Anuradha Baskaran said:

“Thiru SP Balasubramaniam who had been admitted at MGM Healthcare due to COVID-19 continues to be on ventilator and ECMO support in the Intensive Care Unit. His current clinical condition is stable and he continues to be closely monitored by our multidisciplinary clinical team.”

She added: “MGM Healthcare’s multidisciplinary team consists of specialists from internal medicine, critical care, pulmonology, infectious diseases, and ECMO care. Our multidisciplinary team is actively collaborating with international experts from reputed centers in the US and UK that have witnessed large volumes of COVID-19 patients requiring ECMO support.”

On the treatment, the doctor observed: “The international experts concur with the clinical care that is being provided by our expert medical team to Thiru SP Balasubramaniam.”

The developments

SPB, as the popular singer is known, was admitted to the hospital on August 5 after testing positive for coronavirus.

He was put on the ECMO support, a heart-lung assistance machine, on Wednesday, nearly a week after he suffered a setback in his health.

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