スポーツ｜重岡銀次朗、容態は小康状態 / Sports | Ginjirou Shigeoka’s condition is stable.

Summary

Boxer Ginjirō Shigeoka underwent craniotomy surgery due to an acute subdural hematoma and is currently in stable condition, according to a report from his affiliated Watanabe Gym.

His brother Yūdai mentioned that Shigeoka has begun to breathe on his own and commented that the next week will be critical. Many people are expressing their hopes for Shigeoka’s recovery.

Dialogue

This dialogue is fictional and based on the article.

Chako: Shigeoka, that must have been really tough! What’s going on?
Log: Yeah, he had brain surgery, but it seems like he’s stable now. They say he can breathe on his own again.
Chako: Oh, I’m a bit relieved to hear that! His brother, Yudai, is worried too, right?
Log: That’s right. He said, “This is the critical moment,” so how things progress from here is really important.
Navi: I believe that appropriate medical care and support from those around him are crucial for Shigeoka’s recovery.
Chako: I really hope he gets better soon and can come back to the ring!
Log: Definitely. Injuries are an unavoidable risk, but I really hope he takes the time to heal properly.

Admin’s Note

I feel a bit relieved to hear that Shigeoka’s condition is stable. Boxing is a dangerous sport, so I’m particularly concerned about the health of the athletes. It’s also reassuring to know that his brother, Yudai, is there to support him. I hope for a positive recovery going forward. I’m looking forward to seeing the athlete return, and we should also consider measures to reduce the risk of injury.