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Bills announce Damar Hamlin showing ‘remarkable improvement,’ appears to be ‘neurologically intact’
The Buffalo Costs have been via a large amount considering that Monday when their teammate Damar Hamlin collapsed on the area, but Thursday was complete of favourable information about his health and fitness and development. Hamlin’s doctors at the College of Cincinnati Health care Middle have introduced that there has been “sizeable enhancement in his ailment around the past 24 hrs.” His “neurological problem and operate is intact” and he’s “commencing to awaken.” He is opened his eyes and has been relocating his fingers and toes. Hamlin continues to be critically unwell and will continue being in intense treatment for the time currently being, but it was very clear the…
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Damar Hamlin injury: NFL cardiologist offers insight into what may have happened to Bills safety, what’s next
Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest after a tackle in Monday night’s game against the Bengals, prompting the NFL to indefinitely suspend and postpone the matchup. The 24-year-old Pittsburgh product was administered CPR and had his heartbeat restored before being transported to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. He has been sedated and stabilized in the hospital’s intensive care unit since late Monday, the Bills announced, while listed in critical condition. For more insight on Hamlin’s injury, potential recovery and other factors related to Monday’s traumatic incident, CBS Sports spoke with Dr. Aaron Baggish, of Mass General Brigham. A team cardiologist for the Patriots, Harvard University Athletics, U.S. Soccer…
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