Sharon still in critical condition, stabilized
Israel, Local, 1/7/2006

The director of Hadasa Ein Karm hospital in Jerusalem said that the health condition of the Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon is critical, but stabilized.

Professor Sholoumo Moore Youssef said in statements to journalists on Friday evening that the doctors were able to stop the new brain stroke for Sharon and the reduction of cranial pressure and its return back to normalcy.

He added that some improvements came back to Sharon's health, despite being dangerous in comparison with the x-rays photos for his brain taken for him since he was admitted to hospital on Wednesday evening.

The director of the Hospital said that doctors will keep Sharon in a complete coma state in the intensive care unit until Sunday noon at least. This statement by Youssef came after Sharon was underwent new surgery on his brain on Friday.

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