06 April,2011 06:50 AM IST | | A Correspondent
85-year-old godman was admitted to the super-speciality hospital at Prashantigram following lung and chest congestion
Sri Satya Sai Baba, who was admitted to hospital following respiration-related problems, continues to be on ventilator support though his vital parameters are nearly normal and satisfactory, doctors attending on him said this evening. "Sai Baba continues to be in a stable condition as he was in the morning," said a health bulletin issued by the Director of the Sri Satya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences.
Stable: Satya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences, where Baba is
undergoing treatment, issues two medical bulletins daily. File pic
"He is still on ventilator to support his respiration function and on the CRRT system to assist his kidney function," it said. All other vital parameters are nearly normal and satisfactory. He is under constant watch of the panel of doctors treating him.Eighty-five-year-old Satya Sai Baba was admitted to the super-speciality hospital at Prashantigram here on March 28 following lung and chest congestion.
The health bulletin issued yesterday morning said that the godman's "level of consciousness has considerably improved. His vital systems are in a stable condition. He still continues to be on assisted ventilation through ventilator and CRRT, which is a slow dialysis process".
Meanwhile, the Andhra Pradesh government said there was no cause for concern about the Baba's health though his condition continues to remain "critical". "There is nothing to worry about, but let us all pray for the speedy recovery of the Baba," Revenue Minister N Raghuveera Reddy said after a high-level review meeting on the health condition of the Baba at the Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy's camp office this afternoon.
Raghuveera said there was nothing to hide about the Baba's health and the Satya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences was releasing two medical bulletins daily. Maintaining that there is improvement in Sai Baba's condition, Major Industries Minister J Geeta Reddy said that he was, however, still not out of the "delicate zone".
