Doctor says Schumacher could be transported safely
- Published on 02 Apr 2014 08:40
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- By: Rob Veenstra
"A transfer can always be performed, ideally with a helicopter," said Reinhard Weinstabl, a well-known sports doctor with a private facility in Vienna. "It would be safe to transport Schumacher," he explained. "There is a question about whether he is still artificially ventilated, but although technically complicated, it is also feasible to transport even an intubated patient," said Weinstabl.
Asked what Schumacher would need once he arrived home, he explained: "There would need to be an intensive care room with ventilation facilities." (GMM)
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