After the surgical intervention that the singer Lucía Galán underwent, the health center where she was operated on released the first medical report that TN Show was able to access.
According to what was signed by the medical director of the Sanatorium Mater Dei Roberto Lupuy de Lôme, the artist of the duo Pimpinela “is evolving favorably” after undergoing surgery.
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“We want to inform you that yesterday Mrs. Lucía Galán was admitted to undergo surgery. In the immediate postoperative period, the patient progressed favorably. The family appreciates the expressions of affection and respect,” closes the text issued by the health center this Wednesday.
What happened to Lucía Galán
This week it was learned that Lucía Galán had to undergo scheduled surgery after the discovery of “a tumor
premalignant.” She herself announced the news through her social networks to avoid speculation about her health.
“Dear friends, we want to tell you that today Lucía is undergoing surgery in Buenos Aires,” they wrote in a post along with a video in which she gives details of the surgery. Then they added: “It is a scheduled operation based on the almost miraculous discovery of a premalignant tumor, which was circumstantially detected in her pancreas when other studies were being carried out.”
The singer recorded a video before the intervention, in which she gave details of what they found on her. “I wanted to personally give this message so that you can have the news first-hand. Last year, in Madrid, having a CT scan due to a bronchial infection, they miraculously made a discovery, which is that they found a premalignant cyst in my pancreas,” she said.
Galán pointed out that since then he was closely monitored until the doctors finally came to the conclusion that he should undergo surgery. “They have to cut the tail of the pancreas, which is where I have the cyst attached to the wall, it is a mucinous cyst, as the doctors call it, and this is to prevent pancreatic cancer,” he explained.
“This was a miraculous discovery and, despite how difficult it is going to be to go through this, I thank God that they detected it in time,” he reflected. In this regard, he noted: “I want to ask doctors to do these abdominal checks to perhaps prevent so many pancreatic cancers that when they feel bad or one is bad, it is already too late because it has metastasized throughout the body.”
At the end of the video, he talked about his future. “Everyone, calm down, because starting in August we will be settled in Spain doing the tour accordingly, because it is the right time and I will be perfect again to shout at my brother,” she closed with humor.
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