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Professor Alberto Zangrillo, head of Anesthesia and Intensive Care at the San Raffaele hospital, Silvio Berlusconi’s personal physician, interviewed by Corriere della Sera talks about the difference between Silvio Berlusconi’s last hospitalization for Covid and the previous ones.
“I have known them all for the last 20 years. I think – he says – that there was something that reminds one of the truly negative characteristics of Covid-19: it forces you to be alone and face the disease alone. Berlusconi was excited. It was tested. Everybody has seen it. And in recent days, perhaps, he also got a little scared, because the evolution of the disease leaves no way out if time is wasted ”. “This time – explains Zangrillo – I think he wanted to tell me that he was experiencing something that worried him a lot. He is a very rational man so if there is a therapy that is an exact therapy for the cure of the pathology, he is the first to understand it. But the evolution of an infectious disease can, especially when there is no specific therapy, get out of control and present a very negative clinical picture. He felt this kind of perception. “
And when asked if he was concerned about the situation getting out of control, along with an awareness of being in good hands, Zangrillo replied, “This is all very human. I link it to the facets that this disease has presented us with. Even those who have maintained a rational behavior and even those who have maintained a very cold demeanor may have had moments when they felt alone and did not know who to vent to.
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