
Positive signs, said the doctor for young Erjon Vishkulli, who was seriously injured in the eye with rubber bullets during yesterday's protest in the capital.
In a statement to reporters, the doctor did not provide details on whether the young man has lost his sight or not. According to the doctor, this answer will be given after the second intervention in Rome is performed to remove the foreign body in the eye.
"Today we have some positive signs after the consultation with the extensive staff and the situation seems somewhat more stabilized from the conclusions we established yesterday. However, the staff again ascertains and has reached the conclusion that a second intervention, vitrectomy with the removal of the foreign body, should be performed. An intervention which is actually performed in the QSUT service under Tereza. But for a better, more detailed expertise, for a better possible outcome for the 28-year-old, we have collaborated with a specialized clinic for retina, trauma in Italy. We have contacted the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare who immediately made themselves available to transport the patient today and being in collaboration with the doctor there and with the staff there in close collaboration with our doctors how the second intervention will be performed, how will the progress be in the future in terms of looking at the question that you said is in all international protocols, so the first intervention which was performed within the entire "The protocols are being followed correctly by the doctors at the Rome hospital and then a more specialized intervention is expected, seeing step by step what the condition of the eye will be for a maximum possible outcome, that is, for a better improvement. This will be seen in the coming days," said the doctor.