Overview
- Hospital São Paulo reported that a digestive hemorrhage on Friday, July 10, was controlled and that Raoni is conscious, responding to commands and breathing without ventilatory support.
- A bulletin on Sunday, July 12, said his kidney function has improved and that he is accepting oral food while still being treated for cough with secretion.
- Earlier in his current stay he was admitted on June 19 with a high intestinal obstruction and aspiration pneumonia, underwent intestinal decompression surgery on June 20, and had a right pneumothorax drained on June 30.
- Medical bulletins note Raoni’s multiple chronic conditions—chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart failure and an implanted pacemaker—which raise his risk of recurrent complications and shape care decisions.
- He was transferred by plane to Hospital São Paulo for tertiary care and the hospital has said it will provide further updates, reflecting ongoing monitoring rather than a clear timetable for discharge.