Pele leaves hospital after colon cancer treatment
The 81-year-old was "in a good and stable clinical condition," the Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo said in a statement.
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Pele Hospitalized Again For Colon Cancer Treatment
Brazilian football greatPele' href='https://sports.ndtv.com/football/players/92228-pele-playerprofile'> Pele has been hospitalized in Sao Paulo since Monday as part of his treatment for colon cancer, the medical center that treats him said. The clinical condition of Edson Arantes do Nascimento is "good and stable, and he should be discharged from hospital in the next few days," the Albert Einstein Hospital said Tuesday in a statement. Considered by many the greatest footballer of all time, Pele is the only player in history to win three World Cups (1958, 1962 and 1970).
Pele hospitalised again for colon cancer treatment
Brazilian football great Pele has been hospitalised in Sao Paulo since Monday as part of his treatment for colon cancer, the medical centre that treats him said.
Pele Discharged After Urinary Infection: Hospital
Brazilian football great Pele has been discharged from a Sao Paulo hospital following two weeks of treatment for a tumor and a urinary tract infection, the medical institution said Monday. The 81-year-old ex-player known as "O Rei" (The King), was "in a stable clinical condition, cured of his urinary infection, and will continue treatment for a colon tumor" after his discharge on Saturday, the Albert Einstein Hospital said in a statement.
Pele To Stay In Hospital Due To Urinary Tract Infection
Brazilian football great Pele will remain hospitalised for a urinary tract infection in a Sao Paulo hospital, where he was already receiving chemotherapy for a colon tumor, the facility said Monday. The 81-year-old ex-player known as "O Rei" (The King) was initially admitted to the Albert Einstein hospital in Sao Paulo on February 13 to continue his treatment for a colon tumor detected in September. He has remained hospitalized since then. Eight days after being admitted, the hospital said it had detected a urinary tract infection during routine exams, which would extend Pele's stay.