Medical authorities from the well-known Havana hospital “Hermanos Ameijeiras” responded through an official note to the considerations that there were no medications in said center to treat the veteran Cuban actor Rubén Breña, who is in intensive care there.
In a use official, which was multiplied by the state media, it is explained that after the repercussion of a publication by a user about “the patient Rubén Breña, prestigious actor and Cuban pride” they took on the task of analyzing the reality of the situation.
These detail that in effect the actor arrived “at our institution with broken health, and was the reason for urgent care by our medical team with multidisciplinary care due to the complexity of his condition.” However, they specify that although it requires intensive care, there is a lot of attention on the case.
“We urge the tranquility of his followers and the people in general, always susceptible to health issues. From the first moment the patient has all the treatment required for Erosive Gastritis with the application of the drug Omeprazole bb 20mg, according to the action protocols. The hospital has everything necessary for their care and we will keep the information updated through the already established channels of hospitalized patients ”, they insist.
THE “AMEJEIRAS” ANALYZES THE RUBÉN BREÑA CASE
The first to denounce the alleged “situation of abandonment” and lack of medication were the actors close to Breña, such as the case of the actor and director of Cuban TV, Rolando Chiong.
“Incredible, but true: Rubén Breña is in intensive care for Ameijeiras, he needs Omeprazole and vitamin K (not orally) and there is none. From pin ..! ”, The well-known director of the soap opera “Al Compás del Son” had written on his Facebook. Immediately, dozens of acquaintances asked for help on social networks.
“In its 40 years, our institution has had the privilege of fulfilling its social mandate in terms of medical care for the people, as well as patients of different nationalities”, they conclude from “Ameijeiras”.