The government of Tucumán will take over the transfer of the architect interned in Chile

As confirmed Gustavo Vigliocco, executive medical secretary of SIPROSA (provincial health system of Tucumán), the transfer would be carried out in San Miguel de Tucumán in a sanitary plane operated by the province.

The last communication between the SIPROSA authorities and references of the naval hospital took place this Friday at 6 am in order to have information on the patient's state of health. Last night, Conca was "stable and with good clinical progress"they stressed.

In addition, the Ministry of Health of Tucumán recommended referrals to the patient's relatives during the afternoon to inform him of the possible procedures to be established as soon as the medical discharge issued by Chilean doctors would be available.

The next contact will be established with the authorities of Tucumán and the doctors who treat Conca It will be at 11 am this Friday to have more news of the evolution and possible medical release date.

"This may be today or Monday, the patient can not be removed without medical discharge, and once he will be able to travel, we will proceed to his transfer", said Vigliocco in dialogue with Infobae.

According to the protocol of the hospital "Almirante Nef", medical exits are only performed from Monday to Friday. Thus, in the event of impossibility of exit during the day, the patient will remain hospitalized on weekends and may be transferred to Tucumán next Monday 18.

Maximiliano Conca went to Chile on holiday with his partner. There, he suffered a new heart attack (he had had two before). Although the doctors have managed to save his life, the hospitalization costs in the neighboring country are at the rate of $ 70,000 a day.

The family has already spent nearly 650,000 pesos, but Conca must undergo a new surgery, valued at $ 5 million, impossible for his family. "Medicine abroad is very expensive, all that happens, you have to pay a lot of dollars; in Tucumán we have free hospitals"Remembered Vigliocco.

Finally, the official recalled "the importance that all Argentine citizens who leave the country take the precaution of doing so with health insurance"