The condition of TV presenter Otar Kushanashvili, who was hospitalized two weeks ago with a complex of serious diagnoses, continues to stabilize. The showman’s relatives confirm that he is conscious, recovering from surgery and is even following Euro 2024 if possible.
Otar’s family and colleagues had an informal agreement that they would take a break from reporting until the presenter recovered and could make contact himself. However, more and more false rumours about the artist’s deteriorating condition are appearing. KP has already refuted them.
And now Viktor Ladnenko, the producer of the show “What?!”, hosted by Kushanashvili, at the behest of “The Greatest”, published the names of those who helped the showman cope with serious illnesses and move into the recovery phase.
“Gratitude to the doctors and medical staff who helped Otaru to survive,” Ladnenko wrote on the TG channel. – There will be a list and there will be no division into first, second, third. Each of them made an invaluable contribution to saving Kushanashvili.
Then there is a list with the names of doctors, from which one can understand which specialists were (and continue to be) involved in Otar’s treatment. Here are these doctors from Krasnogorsk and not only:
– Sergey Vladimirovich Kalashnikov – head of the physiotherapy department of the KB of Medicine and Russian Railways
– Murashov Nikolay Sergeevich – vascular surgeon, candidate of medical sciences
– Sergey Vladimirovich Kadetov – surgeon
– Kirichek Tatyana Yurievna – deputy of the medical department of the Krasnogorsk boarding house
– Kuznetsova Alena Vladimirovna – physiotherapist, nutritionist
– Gasangadzhiev Asadulla Magomedovich – surgeon
– Ledovsky Maxim Evgenievich – surgeon of the highest category
Kushanashvili’s loved ones expressed “great respect to these people of Otar, his loved ones, family, friends and the entire WHAT?!” team for the rescue, treatment and restoration of the showman, whose return everyone is still eagerly awaiting.
KP.RU wishes Otaru Kushanashvili a speedy recovery
