Sourav Ganguly, previous India skipper and current Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president, was taken to the Apollo Gleneagles Hospital in Kolkata after he whined of chest torment on Wednesday. Ganguly had gone through angioplasty recently in Kolkata at the Woodlands Hospital. At the hour of his release, specialists had said that a choice on more stents will be taken later. A nine-part clinical leading group of the Woodlands Hospital had on January 4 inferred that angioplasty on Ganguly’s other two coronary blockages, LAD and OM2, will be done at a later stage.
The previous India commander had gone through five days at the emergency clinic before he was released after the specialists named him clinically fit on January 7.
“Mr Ganguly is clinically fit. He rested soundly and had his supper. He needed to remain in the medical clinic for one more day. So he will return home tomorrow. It is his own choice,” Dr. Rupali Basu, MD and CEO of Woodlands Hospital had said.
The specialist had additionally referenced that the previous India captain would be checked at home consistently in the wake of being released.