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LONDON (Reuters) – Legendary Formula 1 world champion Michael Schumacher has handed over "secret treatment" to a hospital in France, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
"Yes, he (Schumacher) is at my service and I can assure you that he is aware," the reporters said, citing a French nurse working in the hospital where Schumacher is being treated.
It should be noted that most of the newspapers that quoted the French newspaper spoke of Schumacher's "awakening", with the exception of the newspaper itself, where the title only asked for the nature of the treatment. that the German athlete had lost consciousness for almost six years.
Schumacher has not been seen in public since his skiing accident occurred at the head on December 29, 2013 in Méribel (French Alps). No information on his health has been obtained since.
The newspaper "Le Parisien" says that Schumacher was admitted to the Georges Pompeo European Hospital in Paris on Monday afternoon to undergo "treatment in the utmost confidentiality".
According to information from the French daily, Schumacher was reportedly received in the Cardiovascular Surgery Department's Continuous Monitoring Unit by Professor Philippe Menasch, "a pioneer of stem cell therapy for the treatment of heart failure. ".
The newspaper pointed out that Schumacher "benefits from the pumping of stem cells that are distributed throughout the body to achieve an anti-inflammatory action, that is to say throughout the body".
"The treatment should begin Tuesday morning and leave the hospital in principle Wednesday," she said, noting that Schumacher "had made at least two visits to the European hospital Georges Pompidou last spring".
Schumacher has not been seen in public since he was shot in the head during a ski accident on December 29, 2013 in Meribel (French Alps). No information on his health has been obtained since.
His family, based in Gland, Switzerland, is in the greatest secrecy, even though neurologists suggest that he has come out of a coma and is in a "vegetative" state.
The "vegetative" condition, a term adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO), is brain damage that retains certain basic functions (such as breathing, body temperature, and eye opening) but eliminates any perception of the person's environment or ability to speak and act voluntarily.
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